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What Your Jewelry Blurts Out
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Bracelets:
Reflecting a scintillating personality who wants to be the focus of attention, being known to gesticulate, moreso when wearing your bracelets. Notice how quickly you grab on to your bracelets when you prefer to conceal something.
Earrings:
These are chiefly worn to influence others to have a higher regard for you, consistent with your own. The type chosen is revealing:

Antique Earrings:

Can reflect wealth and a strong tie to the past.

Clip-Ons:

Are often worn by someone without pierced ears. When this is so, the wearer prefers beauty-although not at the cost of any pain.

Dangling Earrings:

Show femininity.

Feathered Earrings:

Attest to being style conscious.

Pierced Earrings:

Betoken having beauty even at the cost of pain.

Posts:

Point to more of a conservative nature.

Ethnic And Handcrafted Jewelry:
Essentially refined and in good taste, you must be noticed. Large, plentiful and flashy, a showoff by nature, your resilient cheerful makeup can never be denied.

High Pin Or Pendant:
Extremely discriminating and overly concerned with what others think of you, you are actually undemonstrative and inhibited.

Matching Jewelry:
Your underlying nature is for you to have others believe that you are faultless, immaculate and impeccable.

Religious And Organization Symbols:
Being essentially loyal, you have a need for strength. If not yours that of your group.

Rings:
The rings a person wears is indicative of what he or she is personally fond of. Psychologists point out that more specifically the particular finger on which the ring is worn gives more detail, than the actual ring. Worn on the index finger, symbolizes instruction, a dynamic character, on the middle finger, having a need for symmetry, whereas on the pinky points to ostentatiousness. Considering that hands are usually open for all to see, a particular adornment that you wear reflects something personal about you.

Birthstone Rings:

Believing in astrology, this ring also serves as a conversation

piece.

Cocktail And Pinky Rings:

Being called ostentatious would not bother you in the slightest, for your dynamic character demands going through anything that may be in the way.

Diamond Rings:

Exhibitionistic, you also admire the wealth.

Fraternity Or Club Ring:

Desiring to be part of a chosen crowd, such an association is for the purpose of affecting others in building up one's self worth.

Hand Crafted Ring:

Wearing such a ring is consistent with displaying your involvements and entanglements.

Several Rings:

Although effected by the physical and supernal, your concepts often become entangled and the message that becomes broadcasted is one of being ostentatious and boisterous.

Signet And Family Crests:

Impressing others with your ancestry, you trust no fault will be found with the offspring.

Wedding Band:

The wider and more decorated, that is, more showy the more you broadcast your marriage. Some psychologists suggest that the more snug it feels, the closer you are to your spouse, whereas if it is so loose, that you toy with it by repeatedly taking it off and putting it on, you may be reflecting deep down, whether or not to continue in this relationship.

Zircon:

What's important is the way something looks and you'd love for others to believe that you are well to do, for fantasy supersedes reality.

No Rings:
Needing to feel unhampered and unrestricted in your choice of words, wearing no rings reflects such independence.

Small And Inconspicuous:
You are endowed with being humble and unassuming, having actual genuine self worth.

No Jewelry:
You have no burning desire to be the center of attention and are neither haughty nor have a swelled head. If at all wanting to be noticed, it is solely for what is on the inside.

Joel Engel is the author of "Handwriting Analysis Self-Taught" (Penguin Books)

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