Buying jewelry for yourself
Only one rule: Enjoy yourself
Buying a jewel for yourself and not as a gift is a completely different process.
As for lingerie, we buy a jewel for ourselves first to please ourselves and then only to please others. So here are a few things to think about when deciding how to buy jewelry for yourself.
To offer a jewel: if you have the blow of heart.
This is obviously the number one criterion: if your jewelry is not intended to be the fashion accessory that will complete one of your particular outfits, you must let yourself go according to your heart’s desire. Whether it is in magazines, in boutiques or on online jewelry stores, you will find your happiness. Jewelry from the most famous brands such as CartierBoucheron®,Van cleef and Arpels®, Dior®, Monboussin®(1) and many others are out of your budget? It is possible that the jewel you like has inspired other more modest designers and that a less expensive jewel corresponds more to what you were looking for.
To buy jewelry pay attention to the quality.
When you buy a jewel for yourself, you will look at the quality of the jewel in relation to the use you want to make of it. If it is to wear only one evening or almost we will seek the very small prices, if not you will try to know if it is a jewel of quality and if you can wear it a long time.
The price of the jewel: a less important criterion
When you give a gift, the price can have a symbolic value to show the height of your affection.
When you buy jewellery, the price is just to know if you can afford it or not. If it represents a very small investment, no problem we can crack without thinking, if on the other hand it is above our budget and we really want it we will have to save or cut back on other expenses or even possibly make it a gift which will perhaps give a sentimental side to the jewel. Don’t forget that for the person you love, especially if it’s a man, choosing a piece of jewellery for yourself is a real headache.
Trumpet earrings in brushed 925 silver by Kelim Design
(1) Cartier®, Boucheron®, Van cliff and Arpels®, Dior®, Monboussin® are registered trademarks.
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