Gold chain or bracelet on a guy? (male, long, product)
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I hardly spend any time in the living room, either. I think that's probably common when you live alone.
Maybe some day... After an exhausting day at Fashion Square, I usually have a cup of coffee at Starbucks.
I found myself there once, so it's not likely to happen again, but Scottsdale is doable. So is Tucson.
Well...this is a family-friendly forum. And it's often easy to like someone from a distance but once you start living with them...everything changes.
The only exhausting day at Fashion Square is the workout I get from pulling out my wallet. I'm actually not a bigger shopper, I don't care to buy new clothes all that much. I don't think I've actually bought ANYTHING at Fashion Square this year so far; good for my pocketbook.
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I like gold a lot and I wear a gold chain. I think that if you're happy with it you can pull it off, who gives a crap what other people say? Sometimes I get a hard time from people and other times I get compliments.. but hey I like it so why would I stop wearing it?
I wouldn't however wear a gold chain, watch and gold bracelet, I think that's pushing it a little too much.
I should've clarified that I meant a gold chain bracelet; not a chain necklace. And unfortunately, SpeedyAZ doesn't have a gold Rolex. For my dad's 70th birthday, my siblings and I all chipped in and bought him a brand new, gold Day-Date which has gotten me on a "gold kick". Chipping in on that watch only ran me about $6K...I don't think I could spend $28K on a watch for myself unless I get a SERIOUS raise or bonus at work
Does a simple yet elegant bracelet or necklace on a guy appropriate for everyday wear? I'm not talking about massive, gaudy pieces of jewelry but something more subdued. Like this:
Was thinking of buying one to wear, always have liked yellow gold jewelry in limited numbers. I don't want to look like Mr. T but I think a gold bracelet might complement a nice suit.
Opinions?
If a man wants to avoid looking like a pimp, he wears no more than three pieces of jewelry. These three may be the following:
1) Wedding band.
2) Tasteful wristwatch.
3) Class ring (But after a couple of years? C'mon.)
4) Tasteful religious symbol on chain, preferably no larger than one square inch in area.
Beyond that, yeah, you might as well be wearing a leisure suit.
If a man wants to avoid looking like a pimp, he wears no more than three pieces of jewelry. These three may be the following:
1) Wedding band.
2) Tasteful wristwatch.
3) Class ring (But after a couple of years? C'mon.)
4) Tasteful religious symbol on chain, preferably no larger than one square inch in area.
Beyond that, yeah, you might as well be wearing a leisure suit.
So a tasteful wristwatch and a chain is acceptable, that's all I care to know.
And hey...I actually have my father's leisure suit from the mid 70's. It was in the bottom of a trunk that I dug out many years ago, I actually even wore it to work one day last year. Everyone got a good chuckle out of it.
So a tasteful wristwatch and a chain is acceptable, that's all I care to know.
And hey...I actually have my father's leisure suit from the mid 70's. It was in the bottom of a trunk that I dug out many years ago, I actually even wore it to work one day last year. Everyone got a good chuckle out of it.
Let me clarify. Chain around your neck. Around your wrist smacks of Miami Vice.
If a man wants to avoid looking like a pimp, he wears no more than three pieces of jewelry. These three may be the following:
1) Wedding band.
2) Tasteful wristwatch.
3) Class ring (But after a couple of years? C'mon.)
4) Tasteful religious symbol on chain, preferably no larger than one square inch in area.
Beyond that, yeah, you might as well be wearing a leisure suit.
I agree. The class ring is dorky both HS and Uni. I don't like religious jewelry either.
Diamonds for men? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Does a simple yet elegant bracelet or necklace on a guy appropriate for everyday wear? I'm not talking about massive, gaudy pieces of jewelry but something more subdued. Like this:
Was thinking of buying one to wear, always have liked yellow gold jewelry in limited numbers. I don't want to look like Mr. T but I think a gold bracelet might complement a nice suit.
Opinions?
Bracelets on a guy do nothing for me, personally but a gold chain, not too thick and showy, as you said, sure does trip my trigger.
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Only that you've left out some of the activities.
People enjoy each other the best from a distance! See how we like each other on forums?!
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. For my dad's 70th birthday, my siblings and I all chipped in and bought him a brand new, gold Day-Date which has gotten me on a "gold kick". Chipping in on that watch only ran me about $6K...I don't think I could spend $28K on a watch for myself unless I get a SERIOUS raise or bonus at work
