Sharing 3 ways to wear a jade brooch to make you more beautiful!

Jade jewelry is actually very diverse. In addition to the most common earrings, bracelets and necklaces, there are also some rarer ones, such as jade brooches. Currently, a number of jade brooch jewelry designed by young and cutting-edge designers have been launched on the market. The styles are fashionable and elegant, but Cui Zhanggui has found that some people still don’t know how to wear brooches. Don’t worry, here comes the tutorial!

Brooches were originally introduced from foreign countries. Initially, we generally did not have the habit of wearing brooches. Later, due to the exchange and collision of cultures among countries, brooches became popular. People also began to understand brooches as a kind of jewelry and started to use jade as a carrier to make some trendy brooch styles for jade lovers.

Collar side

This is a relatively common way of wearing, wearing the jade brooch on the side of the collar. This way of wearing not only makes the neckline look less monotonous, but also makes the wearer's overall shape unique, novel and more fashionable. A small brooch instantly adds the finishing touch and makes the whole person lively.

Middle of neckline

Wear the brooch in the middle of the neckline. This kind of brooch can be worn casually. It can be used as a bow tie or a necklace. It can also highlight the exquisiteness and details of the brooch, greatly enhancing the overall temperament of the wearer.

Waist embellishment

This is a more fashionable way of wearing it. We have seen this at many red carpets or fashion dinners. Pinning the brooch around the waist not only highlights the figure, but also is quite unconventional, making the whole person look instantly more sophisticated. However, if the clothes are loose, it is not recommended to wear them like this.

Of course, if we wear clothes with particularly bright colors, the color of the matching jade brooch should not be too bright, otherwise it will appear overlapping or steal the show, making the overall combination seem to have no focus. That’s all for the brooch matching method. If you find it useful, please give me a thumbs up.