Crazy, big rings were never really my style, I've always liked small, dainty rings. And silver - always silver! It isn't that I hate gold, I've just found that silver suits me better. As I said the one ring I never take off is my silver diamond ring which was a present; a set of rings I like to wear every so often are mid finger rings from New Look which I got for around €8. I love the little designs on them of the cross, peace sign and blue stone and they're comfortable to wear. (Although my fingers are quite skinny so they're a bit big for the middle of my ring finger!)
The next thing I'd say I wear the most often is a necklace. I have about 4 that I wear often depending on my outfit, again most of them are silver because it's so easy to pair with an outfit! The one I like the most is the plain cross necklace which is from New Look, I like long length necklaces because I seem to have some strange phobia of things too tight around my neck - crazy lady! Another one I like to wear when there's pink in my outfit is a cross necklace from Topshop which is sort of an ombré silver into pink and I think it looks really different - it has broken on me once but I managed to fix it back together and it's fine now! Yay!
I don't wear bracelets very much but when I do I like to wear pretty simple ones like jesus bracelets or other wooden style bracelets which I usually pick up from Topshop during the sales when they're about €3.
I've had so many watches over the years and they always seem to break or get wet! But now I have a proper "grown-up" watch! Fancy me! It's silver 'Marc Jacobs-style' with small diamonds around the outside and 'The Time Is Now" written around the inner clock face. I try not to wear it every day because I'm terrified it'll break on me and that would just be catastrophic really.
For earrings I usually wear one in the top of my ear (apparently its called a Helix piercing but I was never aware of this!) which is a small silver cross. I have had a few problems with this particular piercing as I think the man who did it was a bit old... pushing 70 I'd say... and he used a piercing gun which I later found out isn't how it's meant to be done - whooopsie! That's the last time I trust OAPs in Georges Street Arcade!
When I do wear them in my lower ear (scientifically known as the 'lobe' haha) I just try to match them with whatever outfit I may be wearing. I did find a really cool set in Topshop which are a mixture of studs and 'hook' types with prints on them but I haven't figured out how to style them without looking like a loony with two mismatching earrings!
And lastly, the one which is never seen, my bellybar is just a plain curve bar with a lilac ball which is apparently glow-in-the-dark. I have yet to see it glow...
:)
Have an amazing day lovelies!
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