Wearing jewelry, in addition to considering the beauty of the jewelry itself, but also to consider whether it can match with yourself, it is best to learn from each other and modify imperfect hands.

General hand types can be divided into standard, stubby, slender, stubby and so on. In addition to the standard type, which can be matched at will, other hand types should be paid attention to when choosing a ring.

The slender hand is actually the same as the standard hand. The choice is still very wide. The only thing you should pay attention to is to try not to choose too thin rings, such as simple plain rings. Some three-dimensional, full rings are needed to make up for the thin fingers, so as not to appear too thin.

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The thick and long type is the opposite of the thin and long type. The thick and long fingers will give people a feeling of clumsiness and lack of elegance, and they will also appear rustic. Such fingers need exaggerated rings to help. Wearing such a ring can make the fingers look more slender in visual effect.

The stubby type is also the same as the stubby type. If it is not well matched, it will easily appear rustic, so don't wear a ring with a wide ring or a style that looks very sturdy. It is recommended to choose a ring with a vertical design, which can create a visual stretch and make the fingers look more slender, such as a V-shaped ring or an olive-shaped gem cut. In this way, the fingers are elongated in terms of visual effects to achieve the effect of slimming.