When choosing jewelry to complement an outfit, consider what your purpose for it will be. Are you going to emphasize the jewelry or the outfit? Do you want to focus people's eyes on the jewelry, or have it simply accentuate what you are wearing?
If you have a piece of jewelry you like from your childhood, try combining them with new pieces that are larger and more modern. When you wear many necklaces together as a cluster grouping, it is nice to add one personal item, like a cross or other pendant.
When looking for the right jewelry, ignore fancy brand names and labels. Most people won't know where you got the piece, and you will probably pay too much because of the name on it. Remember that there is top-quality jewelry available under any number of different brands.
If you are looking to sell a piece of fine jewelry, consider taking the piece of jewelry to a certified appraiser and/or master gemologist. This way, you will get an accurate and truthful quote on what the item is worth, so you will be prepared for offers on your piece once you are putting it on the market.
When you buy or sell a piece of jewelry, you're not just dealing with a physical commodity--you're dealing with somebody's memories. Jewelry is often more than just a piece of metal or stones, it is a memory from a moment in time, shrouded with emotions from the giver, as well as the recipient.
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