Styling jewelry is a personal preference. Nevertheless, a woman should not fall prey to popular trends that do not work for her. Instead, she ought to choose jewelry pieces that will complement her features, as well as her wardrobe. For example, a petite woman would have a difficult time wearing big, bold, chunky jewelry. Alternatively, she would create poise if she chose to wear more diminutive pieces of jewelry.

Generally, effortless pieces of jewelry are worn during the day and more elaborate pieces are worn at night. Combining and layering simple pieces together can make a real statement. A long, unadorned necklace can be worn by itself, or wrapped to add interest.

A woman can wear different jewelry styles interchangeably, depending on her activity. She can plan her clothes, accessories, and jewelry so that they work together seamlessly and in concerto. A well-made piece of jewelry does not have to be large in size or heavy in weight, but it must be constructed well.

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To illustrate, view the simplistic, yet appealing style of the below necklaces from Ross Simons, John Hardy, and BaubleBar:

BaubleBar Betina Necklace

The stack rings below, line up perfectly together to form a clever work of art on the finger: