Jewellery is not just for ornamenting your attire. If you invest in jewellery, you could also use it any time later on when you need the money. In fact, the cash almost always loses its value in the long run but if you have gold stacked somewhere, its value only increases.
So, when you are buying jewellery, what are some things you need to remember to get the most out of your shopping experience?
These are a few things to make sure you get a piece of jewellery that complements you the most:
Skin tone
You should know whether you are more suited towards cold tones (think white gold, platinum, and silver) or warm tones (rose gold, gold, copper, brass, bronze) or neutral. The most important factor in getting jewellery is determining your undertone. Keep in mind the undertone and see how different jewellery items complement or drain the overall look of the attire.
A good rule is to go warm for warm and cold for cold. Neutral skin toned people can opt for any of the metals.
Purpose
The design of the jewellery matters too. If it is too over the top, you might end up wearing it on only certain occasions and the rest of the time it will sit in the drawer, no matter how expensive it is. Try to picture at least 10 outfits with which the jewellery will go well and then buy it. Then, even if the jewellery is on the pricier side, the investment will be justified.
Value for money
Handmade jewellery is generally more expensive since it requires more time and effort as compared to the items made by a machine. An actual person is designing the Layaway jewellery and this limits the process to how cheap the jewellery item can be made without compromising on its quality.
Handmade Layaway gold necklace is almost always better in quality than jewellery made with machines.
If a jewellery item is handmade, it will most likely have a higher quality. That is because the handmade jewellery doesn’t have a chance of someone using machines and technology and making the jewellery appear luxurious and expensive.
