Dinner is a time for family and friends to get together and share each other’s company. Eating a fantastic meal, and experiencing new and familiar flavours is the best time to exchange in conversation. Growing up, my parents called dinner different things—my mum from the countryside called what my father labelled as dinner, “supper” (a later time of the evening after dinnertime where we would eat a lighter meal or snack) and my father being a city boy called that dinner. For him, what followed after dinner was “tea” or “dessert,” For my mum, especially for Sunday feast, what most would call “lunch” was called dinner in our household, then later that evening we would have supper. I know it can all sound quite confusing.
By its very nature, since the dawn of mankind gathering together has always been a sense of occasion. Whatever you call it in your neck of the woods, dining and breaking bread together per se, well. it’s just a special time period.
Hence, when you’re invited as a guest to someone else’s home, you should look your best. That in itself heightens so many questions about how to dress, the style you adopt, in what scheme of colours and fabrics should you adorn yourself in, etc. As traditions have progressed, so have the standards of what a woman should wear as part of her style.
Of course, location, status and other factors may come into play when thinking of evening dining attire but precious metals and precious stones are constantly at the top of the list when it comes to accessories. If you’re indecisive about what kinds of metals to make part of your ensemble, there’s always a chance to mix and match, allowing them to naturally contrast against each other.
Rings of Culture
There are many parts of the body which compete for the attention of metals. At the top of that spot will always be necklaces as they are more toward eye level. However, just as for the reasons why you polish and paint your fingernails, the hand must also be given a chance to give metals a home.
Cultural rings are a great way to show you’re travelled and have seen different parts of the world. In fact, as it’s slightly off the cuff, the ring you wear can be that one place where you can be adventurous and not stick to any traditional flow. A twisting steel band that interlocks is akin to Irish folklore. A twirling tulip and silk ribbon style of silver ring is straight from the Arabic culture. A delicate and intricately designed dragon is obviously from Chinese mythology. Be creative and allow your ring to move away from a mundane solid ring style.
Custom Touches
The dress you wear is going to be your most important article of fashion when you are going to dinner. One of the most intimate and feminine parts of the body which cooperates with many evening gown styles is the bosom and neckline. Being able to use jewellery to achieve this is going to be one of the more effective ways. A gold name plate necklace could be a great way to express yourself even before meeting another person. It’s also a great conversation starter. It’s easy to personalise the necklace into whatever kind of name you want. The lettering is in a romantic swirling font; soft and elegantly flowing. The plating will be in 14 karat gold and allows the option of a 0.02 carat diamond to be placed on the first letter.
Even if you don’t feel totally confident with your dress, shoes, or hairstyle, nothing will support you better than high-quality precious metals. They dance with the light and flatter your figure whilst also displaying your own sense of mature style.
