Life’s too short to wear boring jewelry.
written by: Justice Lawrence
I love it when I notice an individual wearing a specific jewelry item every day. It instantly tells me that that piece of jewelry is meaningful and special to that person. With that being said, I think a great jewelry collection contains a lot of jewelry pieces that are memorable and special to you.What makes your jewelry memorable is up to you, being there isn’t any rules that state what makes it special or not. But just in case you are wondering, here are seven ways you can be sure that your jewelry will be memorable and special.
The first way you can add a memorable jewelry piece to your collection is quite obvious, and that’s by receiving jewelry from someone else. Around holidays and birthdays are the best times to hint out jewelry pieces you’ve been interested in so that hopefully some one will buy it for you, which in my opinion, makes it a little more special than buying it for yourself. The second way is to buy jewelry for a special occasion, such as a wedding or prom. This way, every time you see it, it reminds you of that special moment. Thirdly, you can add unique jewelry to your collection by buying jewelry as a souvenir while traveling or attending different places.
Jewelry passed down as family heirlooms is another way that your collection can feel special and memorable. Although you may not have any jewelry heirlooms being passed down in your family, you can ask some one like your parents or grandparents if they have any jewelry that you can have to always remember them by. The fifth way is to make the jewelry item yourself so that you know for sure that it’s unique and no one else has it. If making jewelry is not your thing, than perhaps buying jewelry that has your favorite symbols, quotes, scriptures, or anything else significant to you, is a great way to add something special to your collection. Last but not least, getting matching jewelry with an individual you care about is a fun way to guarantee a memorable jewelry piece.
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