Just like Diamonds, first impressions last forever. What you wear and how you accessorize says a lot about your personality and individuality. One has the ability to tell someone's economic status or intelligence just by the jewelry they wear. Our aim for this blogpost is to break down different personality types and associate them with jewelry. Our main objective is to help you express the best version of yourself through the jewelry that you wear. When it comes to shopping for jewelry, our advice is to go for consistency and take care of yourself. Wear jewelry that portrays your true self. Here are seven (7) common personalities and their jewelry:
Are you Fun?
The fun ones are often the life of the party. You're likely to be cheerful and many like you because you're just so much fun. If you like larger-than-life jewelry such as big hoop earrings, thick chunky necklaces, or statement cocktail rings you most likely have a social and bubbly personality.
Are you Professional?
There are many people who are very particular about their entire outfit and how they present themselves before they head into the office, a meeting, or a virtual conference. These people are considered the professional ones. You can spot a professional one from a mile away because they're dressed to the tee and are very conscious about the metals they wear. A professional one is color-coordinated and often likes to match their jewelry too. Whether it be a pendant with a matching bracelet or a watch with matching metals for the cufflinks. The professional one is therefore perceived as being organized, not only by their sense of style but by the way they organize their life.
Are you Down-to-Earth?
If you have a deep appreciation for the earth and mother nature then you are most likely the down-to-earth one. You would rather thrift shop and upcycle than buy new jewelry. If you're a nature lover then you most likely have a love for gemstones too. You may not buy yourself new jewelry but you never turn down gifts. People often gift you with jewelry for your down-to-earth personality. You would most likely be gifted with gemstone jewelry from a loved one. If you are shopping for someone who is down-to-earth then you should consider shopping for their birthstone jewelry.
Are you a Trendsetter?
Some people use their jewelry to make bold statements, such as by wearing one-of-a-kind vintage pieces. They desire jewelry that is unique and stands out from the crowd. Depending on your budget, you either attend jewelry auctions or shop antique jewelry. Trendsetters see jewelry as a form of art. Every piece of jewelry they wear tells a story. From their Toi et Moi ring to the locket necklace around their neck.
Are you Traditional?
Pearls around the neck, a simple eternity ring around the finger, or a pair of stud earrings, if combinations such as these, are your first pick when it comes to jewelry, you are most likely a traditionalist. Traditionalists are often calm, focussed, and confident in nature. Traditionalists believe that the jewelry they wear is found in simplicity.
Are you Fancy?
Think high-end fine jewelry. If you shop at Whiteflash or I.D. Jewelry you are most likely the fancy one. You like nice things and you work hard to afford everything you have. If you radiate an aura of confidence then you're a fancy one. You never settle for second best or less than what you know you deserve. Big Brands + Big Checks = Bling (lots of Bling).
Are you a Minimalist?
Don't confuse basic with minimalist. If you are minimalist you radiate an aura of class. Keeping your jewelry down to sleek and modern bespoke and fine jewelry. Minimalists shop elegant watches, simple bracelets, ear-hugging hoop earnings, plain metal stud earrings, or a solitaire ring. Minimalists are well-balanced people and so is the jewelry they wear. Minimalists may not like bold, stacked jewelry but they do appreciate the little sparkle even if it is just a diamond or a single gemstone.
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Written by Bianca Mac Donald
