If you feel like jewellery looks great on others but “off” on you, the problem isn’t your face or body — it’s your selection strategy. Most people pick pieces emotionally instead of logically. Here’s how to fix that.
1. You’re choosing the wrong scale
Small jewellery gets lost on broad features. Oversized jewellery overwhelms delicate features.
- If you have a thinner neck or smaller face → go for sleek pieces.
- If you have strong or broad features → choose bold, structured designs.
2. You’re ignoring outfit balance
Jewellery has to compensate for your outfit, not compete with it.
- Heavy outfit → minimal jewellery.
- Simple outfit → statement pieces.
3. Your proportions don’t match
Long earrings with a high neckline? They clash.
Big hoops with voluminous hair? They disappear.
Match jewellery length and shape to your outfit and hairstyle.
4. You’re not matching metal to mood
Gold feels warm and luxurious.
Silver feels modern and cool.
Rose gold feels soft and romantic.
Pick a metal that supports the vibe you’re trying to create.
5. You’re copying trends that don’t fit your style
Not every trend works for every person. If something feels forced, it will look forced.
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