You can build a great jewelry collection by paying attention to what you need and what you have! When you're ready to start building a great jewelry collection, it's important to pay attention to what you need and what you have.

Start by thinking about what you need. Think about your daily life; Do you wear a lot of business attire? Are there any special occasions that call for elegant jewelry? Once you've identified these needs, come up with a list of questions that can help clarify them further.

For example - Do I want my jewelry box to be able to display both everyday and formal pieces at once? Will I wear more than one piece at once (a bracelet with earrings)? How much flexibility do I want in terms of accessory combinations (can I interchange necklaces with bracelets)?

Don't buy too much at once. It's easy to get carried away when you're shopping for jewelry, especially if it's your first time. If you're looking for an earring, try on several different styles and sizes—you may discover that the one you thought was perfect looks great but doesn't stay on in the long run because of its size or shape. Or maybe it's too heavy and uncomfortable. Or maybe it just doesn't go with anything else in your wardrobe!

Don't buy something you'll never wear. When choosing a new piece of jewelry, think about whether or not this is something you would actually want to wear on an everyday basis and how often (or if ever) you will actually use it before buying it. If there is any doubt whatsoever that the item would be used regularly by its owner, then reconsider purchasing it until such time as more information has been gathered about its true value and purpose within their wardrobe.

If you are in the market for some new jewelry, it is important to know what makes a good piece of jewelry. There are many different kinds of materials that can be used to make jewelry, but each comes with its own advantages and disadvantages. Let's take a look at some of these materials so you can choose the one that is right for you!