When it comes to choosing our own jewelry we can be very picky and we can be very impulsive buyers. Let me give you some tips on choosing your rings. If I help my clients in person, although I put them in jewelry, which can individually guide for them. What I mean by that is that many people only look at the jewelry, regardless of their hands, fingers and comfort. When selecting a ring of course we want the ring to look good, but look good on our special kind of hands? It is like the clothes, it can look great on models, but perhaps not so much about you. Look at your hands, they are broad or narrow, the fingers are short, long, thin ...
If you have large hands, you need a solid ring because chances are your hands are strong and it accordingly and you do not want the brake band. Not choose something too small it will look like proportions. Broadband is ok, but not too wide, go to about half an inch wide. You are one of the lucky people who can wear very large stones
So do not miss!
If you have small delicate hands, you probably already know that the rings are too massive and heavy, not for you. Go for filigree or Celtic designs are much more comfortable and it suits you best. Broad bands can be as long as they are not too big suit and prevents you from closing your hands thoroughly when you buy online and not get to try before you buy to check on the width.
Broad bands are hot right now, but they are not for everyone. Long thin fingers suit them best. In fact, most rings suits you best, but not too close, a stick about a quarter inch and more width at the front.
Short chubby fingers sorry for you, but you should avoid wide bands, you will not be easy and it will end up in a jewelry box. If you are short fingers choose a thinner band, with the front of the small and medium size. If you really want to go with a wideband, and you choose one that tapers to the back to about a quarter inch or less. Try a colorful stone, or perhaps to catch the eye of a cameo ring.
I hope these tips will help you find the rings that fits you best, you buy it and will bring forth justice. After all, if you love a ring, it looks great on the hand and is comfortable that it often ends up as a real treasure.
If you have large hands, you need a solid ring because chances are your hands are strong and it accordingly and you do not want the brake band. Not choose something too small it will look like proportions. Broadband is ok, but not too wide, go to about half an inch wide. You are one of the lucky people who can wear very large stones
So do not miss!
If you have small delicate hands, you probably already know that the rings are too massive and heavy, not for you. Go for filigree or Celtic designs are much more comfortable and it suits you best. Broad bands can be as long as they are not too big suit and prevents you from closing your hands thoroughly when you buy online and not get to try before you buy to check on the width.
Broad bands are hot right now, but they are not for everyone. Long thin fingers suit them best. In fact, most rings suits you best, but not too close, a stick about a quarter inch and more width at the front.
Short chubby fingers sorry for you, but you should avoid wide bands, you will not be easy and it will end up in a jewelry box. If you are short fingers choose a thinner band, with the front of the small and medium size. If you really want to go with a wideband, and you choose one that tapers to the back to about a quarter inch or less. Try a colorful stone, or perhaps to catch the eye of a cameo ring.
I hope these tips will help you find the rings that fits you best, you buy it and will bring forth justice. After all, if you love a ring, it looks great on the hand and is comfortable that it often ends up as a real treasure.
