Cocktail Rings

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After a rough day at work, I went out for cocktail with friends. There was a woman sitting at the bar in a little black dress, scarf and hand spanning cocktail ring. Just two simple details to make her look pop.

I've been neglecting rings. The get put away when the cold weather gloves come out, and sometimes they collect dust all spring and summer. But today I think I'll base my outfit around one of the rings waiting in my jewelry box.Top: copper and turquoise ring, Ollipop at Nordstrom $58
pearl stack ring, Jenny Setiawan on Novica $92.95
mesh bow ring, Betsey Johnson $50
Middle: enamel flowers dome ring, Juicy Couture at Nordstrom $88
red crystal dome ring, Swarovski $270
sterling silver teal bead ring, Pebble London £20.00
Bottom: silver circles ring, Rocio Melendez on Novica $69.95
blue bead embellished ring, Kenneth Jay Lane at Max & Cleo $165
jade and pearl ring, Ollipop at Nordstrom $58


What do you think of big rings?

Comments

Lesa said…
I was trying to decide which of these rings I loved the most, turns out, all of them. Maybe the first and the last, as they are a little more girly. I love big rings and have a bunch! These are beautiful!
April 19, 2010 at 8:37 AM
Alison said…
I love big rings. I'm same though...I've been meaning to pull out my rings and keep forgetting. I will do that today for sure!!
April 19, 2010 at 10:25 AM
Jael Paris said…
I saved the first one with the file name "pretty."
April 19, 2010 at 12:32 PM
Nichole said…
A simple outfit with Statement Jewelry. Perfect!
April 19, 2010 at 2:13 PM
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