Hi! As a thought, how about getting a second Clover? I love a bold bangle/cuff. I have the WG Clover, and if I were to ever stack, I would get a second WG Clover. I tried on the YG Clover at the boutique (they did not have a WG version in my size), and I love the bold look.
The downside is the bangles clink, and I don't like to wear "noisy" jewelry, at least for now.
I might cave as I totally love this look.
Two matching Clovers is a gorgeous look to me. It makes it look like one bold bangle which I love.
As FYI, I have two WG MOP 5 motif bracelets, and two of other designer bracelets, so "doubling up" is a look I do often to create a cohesive but bold look.
It's not for everyone, but just FYI to share this thought.
Here is a photo of me trying on the boutique’s YG Clover with my WG Clover and Lotus ring. You can see how it looks doubled in case you might like this look.
To me, it's such a beautiful look. It's bold, and you can see all the intricate clovers, such a piece of art. Yet, it's also a clean look since both bangles match, so the eye stays very focused. With different bracelets, the eye is all over the place and does not stay focused to stare.
The downside is the bangles clink, and I don't like to wear "noisy" jewelry, at least for now.
I might cave as I totally love this look.
Two matching Clovers is a gorgeous look to me. It makes it look like one bold bangle which I love.
As FYI, I have two WG MOP 5 motif bracelets, and two of other designer bracelets, so "doubling up" is a look I do often to create a cohesive but bold look.
It's not for everyone, but just FYI to share this thought.
Here is a photo of me trying on the boutique’s YG Clover with my WG Clover and Lotus ring. You can see how it looks doubled in case you might like this look.
To me, it's such a beautiful look. It's bold, and you can see all the intricate clovers, such a piece of art. Yet, it's also a clean look since both bangles match, so the eye stays very focused. With different bracelets, the eye is all over the place and does not stay focused to stare.
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