Jewelry

[GRACIE]

I stack on my right hand 2  (1/2) inch wide John Hardy weave bracelets  18k and Sterling silver and I added a new 5/16 wide bracelet weave bracelet from Robert Marse(HSN) a early Xmas gift.

The bracelets are substantial.On the left my watch with a Lagos 1/2 inch cavier bangle.I do not like whimie bracelets.I have a small wrist under ,7 inches.But due to the width and thickness of the bracelets (7 to 71/2),they drape nicely on my wrist.

I do not stack my rings, because I love wide low profile rings. My Effy muti stone 18k and Sterling silver  (another Xmas gift to my self) on my right hand and on my left a wide 18k and Sterling silver band Effy ring.

My necklaces are layered  a 16 inch king baby coin cross. A 18 inch Effy small Sapphire dog tag pendant. New, 30 inch small 1 inch long Lagos cavier panda pendant. The chains are all box.Box  necklace chains are my preference due to the weight and the strength.

[LyndaGee]

No.  Just one on each wrist.

I remember when I first started watching the shopping channels, Karen Connelly had scads of gold bracelets on each wrist.  She had a beautiful collection.

[chrystaltree]

I have silver bangles that I stack but I do not stack my gemstone or diamond bracelets.

[Kachina624]

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@Shanus wrote:

@Kachina624  I love your selection of bracelets. Just beautiful!

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@Shanus. One interesting thing...the bracelet second from the left has stones all around the circumference.  No two stones are the same color or have the same matrix but they're all from the Royston Mine.  They are supposedly not stabilized.

[TheMemphisVette]

for sure!!!!

[Kachina624]

@TheMemphisVette   Pretty turquoise!

[Kachina624]

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@VegasBusinessWoman wrote:

Sometimes I'll stack bangles with coordinating tennis-style bracelets, but only two or three.  I wear a suit most days and too many bracelets just doesn't look or feel right to me--too busy.  I love the stacked look on other people because it is so creative, all the different combinations and so on.

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@VegasBusinessWoman. Stacked bracelets is definitely a casual look plus they tend to bang on a desk when the wearer uses a computer...not professional.  Its a look often embraced by the retired.  I never had an armful when I worked.

[Shanus]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

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@VegasBusinessWoman wrote:

Sometimes I'll stack bangles with coordinating tennis-style bracelets, but only two or three.  I wear a suit most days and too many bracelets just doesn't look or feel right to me--too busy.  I love the stacked look on other people because it is so creative, all the different combinations and so on.

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@VegasBusinessWoman. Stacked bracelets is definitely a casual look plus they tend to bang on a desk when the wearer uses a computer...not professional.  Its a look often embraced by the retired.  I never had an armful when I worked.

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@Kachina624  ITA. If I worked in an office or other professional setting, most likely one bracelet with my watch. Stacking my different bracelets and bangles is my way of expressing my artistic personality...

[Justice4all]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

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@Shanus wrote:

@Kachina624  I love your selection of bracelets. Just beautiful!

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@Shanus. One interesting thing...the bracelet second from the left has stones all around the circumference.  No two stones are the same color or have the same matrix but they're all from the Royston Mine.  They are supposedly not stabilized.

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I like that one best

[SANNA]

Sometimes I layer my turquoise bracelets. I love the look of it.  But my really nice expensive bracelets with rubies and other gems I do not, I just do not want them to scratch each other.