You've been anxious for two weeks already because your girlfriend asked you for a jewel for her birthday, anniversary or just because? That's why I offer you some tips besides telling you which company you need turn to make your other half, a satisfied woman!
Rule number 1: She is as unique as a unicorn! The best thing I can give you is to pay attention to the jewellery she already wears and often. Is her jewellery loud or delicate? Are they neutral colours or not? Is she wearing gold or silver? Do not try her taste by surprising her with something she does not wear. Do not give a ring to a nurse, a necklace to a private coach or even earrings to a girl not pierced!
Rule number 2: Ask her best friend! I would say that it is 90% already a done deal.
Rule number 3: Know what kind she is. Is she simple (less is more) or does she put everything out there for the world to see (like Dennis Rodman in recent years!)?
Rule number 4: Inspire yourself from several genres, photos and companies before you start looking for the perfect gift. A consultation on the following sites would already be a very good start.
For the avant-garde and / or simplicity: Lalayeah, Raw Taste, Myel Design, Hara-kiri
For the audacious: Ofakind, The Outnet, Leifshop, This IIk, Miss Cocotte, Charlotte Hosten
For gentlemen with a good wallet: Tiffany & Co
For classic jewellery: Pandora or you can even try Vivienne Westwood women jewellery.
Rule number 1: She is as unique as a unicorn! The best thing I can give you is to pay attention to the jewellery she already wears and often. Is her jewellery loud or delicate? Are they neutral colours or not? Is she wearing gold or silver? Do not try her taste by surprising her with something she does not wear. Do not give a ring to a nurse, a necklace to a private coach or even earrings to a girl not pierced!
Rule number 2: Ask her best friend! I would say that it is 90% already a done deal.
Rule number 3: Know what kind she is. Is she simple (less is more) or does she put everything out there for the world to see (like Dennis Rodman in recent years!)?
Rule number 4: Inspire yourself from several genres, photos and companies before you start looking for the perfect gift. A consultation on the following sites would already be a very good start.
For the avant-garde and / or simplicity: Lalayeah, Raw Taste, Myel Design, Hara-kiri
For the audacious: Ofakind, The Outnet, Leifshop, This IIk, Miss Cocotte, Charlotte Hosten
For gentlemen with a good wallet: Tiffany & Co
For classic jewellery: Pandora or you can even try Vivienne Westwood women jewellery.
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