5 Jewellery Tricks for Looking Younger

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5 Jewellery Tricks for Looking Younger
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• You don't just have to wear the right clothes and
  use makeup to seem younger. In truth, there are
  many ways to wear jewellery to draw attention to
  and enhance your appearance. Large chunky
  necklaces, costume rings, and beautiful earrings
  can all be worn to enhance your inherent
  attractiveness, but how should they be worn to do
  so? Think about the following advice.Bracelets
  and rings stackedBecause of the general wear and
  tear they endure every day your hands are one of
  the first things to reveal your age. Wear
  multiple bracelets on both wrists, preferably
  thin ones with few details to begin with. This
  will draw attention away from your hands and to
  your wrists, which will still look exquisite.
  Then start putting rings on.You can get away
  with wearing larger, chunkier rings or stacked
  bands, like or emerald alternatives, if you
  already have two or three bracelets on your arms.
  On one finger, it's not a good idea to stack
  thick cocktail rings with wide bands, but you can
  mix and match on one hand. It will look out of
  balance to wear solely huge jewellery on one hand
  and small jewellery on the other.

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• Little Hoops and EarringsDaily earring use can
  cause earlobe drooping and the appearance of
  extended, big piercings. If the damage isn't too
  severe, you can wear light gold hoops or other
  pierced earrings to alleviate this problem, but
  many women get their pierced ears stitched up
  later in life to pierce it again.Find larger
  backings to hold your piercing in place and
  straighten it so it doesn't droop. Although
  teardrop earrings might be elegant, if you have
  short hair or an up do, they might bring too much
  attention to your neck. Even if it detracts from
  your attire, coloured studs should be worn.
  Consider wearing a purple or orange stud to draw
  attention to your eyes if you are wearing a red
  shirt and a black pantsuit, for instance.If
  possible, choose metals rather than
  plastics.Costume jewellery is acceptable, but
  anything that is too flimsily manufactured can
  give away your age. You want your jewellery to
  stand out, not blend in, so that others notice it
  rather than your skin The hue, rather than the
  brilliance, is more crucial because the improper
  metal type can also make you look older.For warm
  undertones, go with gold, and for chilly
  undertones, with silver. Your veins will reveal
  your undertone because blue represents chilly,
  and green represents warm. The poor metal choice
  could accentuate skin problems or dark bags
  beneath the eyes. Additionally, it is not a good
  idea to mix several metal skins tones instead,
  choose one.

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• Blend and matchThe jewellery sets of the 1980s
  and 1990s are no longer in vogue. By opting for a
  set over a mix-and-match ensemble, you risk
  appearing older than you are and less like the
  boss you are. Use complementary jewellery, such
  as black and gold, big necklaces with little
  rings, and studded earrings with a big, buckled
  belt.  Fewer is BetterFor good reason, Coco
  Chanel once advised taking off one item of
  jewellery before leaving the house. Even on
  younger ladies, overstuffed accessories give the
  impression that the wearer is trying too hard.
  It's always best to take off your bracelet if you
  feel heavy, overdone, or if you believed it would
  look better with your simple clothing.