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Old Oct 20th, 2009, 06:38 PM   #1
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Hi ladies....

I recently just got the bracelet I've been wanting. I immediately put it on my left wrist. I also wear my watch on my left when I do actually wear it. (it was a gift and I only wear it when I go to something nice or important). Now do you think once I get a second bracelet to wear behind the first one (pic attached) it will look like there's too much on my left wrist? I have pretty small wrists... What side you all wear your watch on? Does it matter anyway? And what would you do? I like the bracelets on my left and I don't take them off because they screw on by the gold screw ball and it is hard to get on and off with one hand..... TIA!
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Old Oct 20th, 2009, 06:57 PM   #2
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I don't think it's too much. Your watch is small, so it isn't overwhelming. I wear a bracelet with my watch on my left wrist and nothing on my right. I like the somewhat stacked look and I have small wrists (6-6.5 inches).
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