I'll be the first to admit that I have way too much fun photographing my work. Here is an example...
I love these rings as a set, because they really work well with each other. I would suggest these two...
...on the finger of one hand, and this one...
...on the other hand. It makes for a very "put together" look. Ladies with wedding rings, just nix the single, medium-sized ring, and double up on the other hand! (How's that for a little competition?)
Now, for those who wear gold, here is another option!
Now, for those who wear gold, here is another option!
Rather than buy them both in gold (expensive), buy the larger ring in silver, and the smaller ring in gold. Wear them together, and the bi-color looks intentional and sophisticated.
Tip: If you don't know how to wear gold and silver together, the trick is to have one well-planned, two-toned piece of jewelry. It combines the look in an intentional way, instead of looking mismatched.
Here is a more subtle version!
Tip: If you don't know how to wear gold and silver together, the trick is to have one well-planned, two-toned piece of jewelry. It combines the look in an intentional way, instead of looking mismatched.
Here is a more subtle version!
I would recommend these rings, in whichever metals you prefer. The smaller ring is great for an everyday ring, the larger ring makes a fun cocktail ring. All together, they really stand out!
Thus, you have something for your hands for any day and any mood :)
Thus, you have something for your hands for any day and any mood :)
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