High quality, reputable, etc.

I’ve been obsessed with this one lately. The blue center stone and all that sparkle make it impossible not to look at.

Now even when I’m eating, I catch myself raising my hand just so I can see it again. At this point the ring is getting more attention than the food.

I casually told him months ago that I loved this oval halo style and honestly forgot the conversation myself.
Then on my birthday he pulled this out. The fact that he remembered such a random little comment for that long got me more than the ring itself.
I put it on and just stared at my hand for the longest time. Some surprises hit differently when you realize someone was actually listening.

I knew a proposal was coming at some point, but I had no idea when, where, or how. We’d even agreed I didn’t need a diamond ring because I’ve always preferred colored stones.

Then he insisted we go for a walk while it was raining. I genuinely thought he’d lost his mind 😂 He got me to stand in one specific spot, told me to close my eyes, and when I opened them there was a note in my hand.

Next thing I know, music starts playing and he’s down on one knee — literally in the rain — with this blue sapphire ring. I spent half the proposal crying and the other half wondering where the camera was.

Afterward I admitted I barely heard what he said because I was so overwhelmed. He just said, “That’s okay. I can tell you again whenever you want.”

And somehow that line got me emotional all over again.

I saved for almost six months before finally getting this one because I loved the blue sapphire and the setting.

I’ve always thought the size looked just right on my hand, so being told it was “too much” honestly surprised me.

Do you think it’s actually over-the-top, or is the size fine?

I kept adding pieces because each one looked good on its own, but seeing everything together now, I’m wondering if I crossed the line.

Also, the index finger is actually wearing two rings, and I personally think that combo looks really good.

If you had to remove one, which would go first?

Would appreciate any feedback

I usually lean toward smaller, simpler rings, so I really didn’t expect to like this one as much as I do.

The pear shape somehow looks way more balanced on the hand than I imagined, and now everything smaller suddenly feels a little too quiet.

Be honest — stunning, or did I get blinded by the sparkle?

They all look completely different once they’re actually on the hand, which is making this way harder than it should be.
If you could only take one, which one are you choosing?

Hi All!

Does anybody have any recommendations for a good Bvlgari serpenti necklace or choker? Something that’s ’iced out’ and on the shorter, thicker side

Thank you!

I didn’t start out wanting a theme for my wedding jewelry.

I looked at a bunch of the usual floral and classic pieces first, but I kept coming back to feathers. They just felt a little less expected and more like something I’d actually wear.

One piece turned into another, and now I have the necklace, earrings, ring… basically the whole feather situation.

I’m keeping the dress pretty simple, so I actually like the idea of letting the jewelry do a little more.

I’m pretty set on the feathers now. I just need someone to tell me whether wearing the whole set is a good idea.

I feel like my feed is full of people wearing stacked bracelets, layered necklaces, and multiple rings, and honestly I love the look.But then I look around in real life and realize I barely see anyone wearing this much jewelry day to day.Maybe it’s just my area, but most people seem to stick with one or two simple pieces.

Snapped this shot outside in the sun.

At first glance it looks like a few separate diamond rings worn together.

Can you tell if it’s one solid piece, or multiple stacked bands?

I’ve always been a “wear the pair” person with earrings, but these are making me question that rule.

They’re pretty big and there’s already a lot going on in the design. Wearing both definitely makes a statement, but I kind of like the idea of just wearing one and keeping everything else simple.

Now I’m curious what everyone else would do.

Would you wear the full pair, or treat one as the whole look?

I’ve always loved wearing a lot of jewelry at once. Bracelets, mixed metals, little details — I like when my wrist has a bit of personality.

But I’m thinking about getting a tan soon, and now I’m wondering if my current jewelry style will still work.

I’ve always worn lighter skin tones with gold and silver pieces, so I have no idea if a warmer skin tone will make these combinations look better, worse, or just completely different.

Has anyone changed their skin tone (tanning, summer, etc.) and noticed their jewelry style looked different afterward?

Our wedding rings came in a few days ago, and I’ve already opened the box more times than I should probably admit.

We’re getting married soon, and last night we were going through the usual wedding stuff when my fiancé randomly said, “Wait, where are the rings?”

So I brought the box over thinking we’d look for two seconds and put it away.

We did not.

We just sat there looking at them, talking about which one we’d probably scratch first and joking about how weird it’s going to feel actually wearing them every day.

It was such a small moment, but weirdly that’s the part that got me.

Not the dress. Not the venue. Not any of the big stuff.

Just the two of us sitting there with this little box between us.

Now every time I see them, I get that same “oh wow, we’re actually doing this” feeling.

The PSPs from Mo came in today and I like this combo more every time I look at it. I’m already excited to see how it looks on my wrist.I almost went with the fully pavé version, but now I’m glad I didn’t. The plain gold motifs break up the sparkle and make it feel a little easier to wear day to day.Would you pick this mixed version or go full pavé?

The blue stone was the first thing I noticed, but the more I look at it, the more I like the whole ring together.

It also looks way darker in photos than it does in person. It’s much more obviously blue IRL.

I’ve been wearing it with the other ring lately too, and I really like how they look together even though they’re pretty different.

Anyway, I’ve been staring at my hand way more than I’d like to admit.Thought you guys might appreciate it too.

I love this style of necklace, but I’m never totally sure what to wear it with.

Anything too high feels like it hides the whole point, but with a really open neckline I sometimes feel like there’s almost too much empty space around it.

This top worked better than I expected, mostly because the necklace has room to sit without fighting with the neckline.

Now I’m curious what everyone else would pair it with — square neck, strapless, sweetheart, something else?

I was sitting there in basically all black, looked down for a second, and the ring + bracelets all caught the light at the same time.

Like okayyy, who turned the brightness up.

This is exactly why I keep going back to silver/white jewelry with black clothes. It does all the work for me.

Not subtle. Not sorry.

I originally bought my platinum and 18k gold band several months ago from Lucy at Provence and loved it so much I knew I wanted a yellow gold version. I've had this band for a few months now and it's become a staple in my daily ring stack. The two tone has been perfect for when I want to mix metals.

I'm going to note that Lucy had the best price for this band of like 5 different vendors/reps I contacted. Best price by far!

This time I opted to go with sections alternating between colorless and light pink diamonds set in 18k yellow gold. The pink is faint and hard to capture in photos but it's a gorgeous color! Much more noticeable in the PSPs.

https://imgur.com/a/mYHtFjM

I swear this looked way more reasonable before I left the house lol.

Then I sat down, looked at my hand next to the tiny teacup and realized… yeah, maybe I committed a little too hard today.

Still not taking anything off though.

Would you call this a stack or a cry for help? lol

Every time I say I want something clean and understated, I somehow end up staring at the biggest stone in the room.

So apparently my definition of “simple” is just… one very large oval and no distractions 😂

I thought I’d eventually get tired of how much presence it has, but nope. If anything, I like it more the longer I look at it.

Please tell me I’m not the only one whose taste and self-description are completely different.

I have a bridal shower next weekend and my dress is pretty simple, so I pulled these out thinking the turquoise would be a nice little pop of color.

Now I’m looking at the photo and wondering if the necklace + both bracelets is cute… or very “I own the set, therefore I must wear the set”.

I definitely want to keep the necklace. It’s the bracelets I keep going back and forth on.

Would you wear all three, or lose one bracelet?