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Categories of jewelry

1. Fine - is made from gold, platinum, fine silver, combined with precious and semi-precious stones.

2. Costume - is made from lower cost materials such as metals with gold and or silver finishes, and from unusual materials such as wood, plastic and beads. Costume jewelries are usually combinations of glass, synthetic or some semi-precious stones.

Do's: * Wear contrasting shape all the time if you have a round body built.

* Wear ivory and tortoiseshell, but only if they're fake.

* Assemble a collection of good, basic costume jewelry:

- a pair of matching gold bangle bracelets, or a gold cuff not wider than an inch and a half.

- Link necklaces in varying lengths.

- a pair of simple gold hoop earrings, or gold button-style clip-ons

* Buy a two-tone watch so that you can wear it with silver or gold jewelry.

* Keep your jewelry organized. Even egg cartons or plastic silverware trays will do.

* Wear large earrings if you're a large woman--you're among the few who can carry them off.

* Anything dangling such as earrings make a body silhouette slim.

* Jewelry is an effective focal point of the viewer's eye to distract attention away from any body flaws.

* Gold tones fit almost any skin color.

Dont's... * Mixing real diamonds from fake diamonds will make the real look fake.

* Don't overdo.

* Wear jewelry that jingles when you walk.

* Pierce your ears more than twice in each lobe. Never wear earrings so heavy that they stretch your lobes.

*Mix your metals. Silver jewelry is out of the question if your jacket has gold buttons.

* Wear rhinestones before 6 p.m.

* Squeeze a large neck into a dainty choker. It just doesn't work.

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