Mukhi Sisters Show You How to Stack Your Jewelry Like True Experts!

True or False: There’s no such as wearing too many rings!
Maya: TRUE!
Meena: False.
Zeenat: I LOVE RINGS! You can wear as many. As long as you can close your hand and not have a lot of space between each finger.

What’s the secret to a perfect ring stack?
Maya: There isn’t one secret, I would say it is about creating a visual balance. Depending on the rings, you could: mix old and new on top of each other or next to each other, wear same style of rings, place one on each finger.
Meena: Simply add an emerald ring.
Zeenat: If you really want to know, you need to pass by Mukhi Sisters, and we shall share that info with you!

Agree or Disagree: Mixing metals can make your jewelry look more interesting.
Maya: Personally, I would recommend sticking to one kind of metal with different colors. For example, rose gold, yellow gold and white gold.
Meena: Agree, and edgier too.
Zeenat: Agreed. It makes it edgier. Even mixing gold colors of one item changes the style of it.

When it comes to stacking necklaces, where should you start from?
Maya: I prefer stacking several pendants/charms on a chain.
Meena: From the bottom...that's what I do.
Zeenat: I usually start from the shortest one. But I don’t go over three necklaces. You don’t want to spend the day untangling.

Is there any trick you can share with us to avoid necklaces from tangling?!
Maya: What I do is that when I am wearing pendants from more or less the same length, I shift each one to a slightly different position. For example, the middle stone would be in the center, and then I move the second pendant a little to the left and the third one to the opposite side.
Meena: Drop you back to the front, shake your shoulders and chest a bit, and there you go.
Zeenat: Yes, Meena’s trick. And add music to it. What better way to start your day!

Are there any rules if you want to wear different gemstones together? Any no-no’s?
Maya: The more the merrier.
Meena: No, wear what makes you happy.
Zeenat: The thing about jewelry is that you don’t have rules. You can wear whatever mix, as long as you don’t over do it.

Share a piece of advice for a woman who’s afraid to go for another ear piercing.
Maya: Don’t be afraid, it’s not painful and it’s actually fun to stack earrings.
Meena: Do it girl, the more the better.
Zeenat: If you feel you need a change, go ahead and do it. A little earring never killed nobody. I’m thinking of even piercing my nose!

If a woman is going to invest in a single pair of earrings, what should she go for?
Maya: Mukhi Sisters' Reverie on the Vine Leaf.
Meena: Our Reverie on the Vine Leaf earrings.
Zeenat: First thing you might think of is investing in a pair of diamond studs. But, I would invest in long flexible earrings. There is nothing sexier. And you can also wear them anytime, day or night.

 

An arm party; trying too hard or expressing your personality?
Maya: Personally, I love beaded bracelets and bangles stacked. I believe they are an expression of style.
Meena: Definitely a personality, I mix different generations of jewelry together.
Zeenat: Neither an arm party nor expressing your personality. It’s just a style. I wear a lot of bracelets (12 bangles). I feel they make the style, even if I’m just wearing a pair of jeans and a t-shirt. It makes the outfit complete.

What’s the perfect mix of bracelets that can be worn next to a watch?
Maya: I believe that jewelry is a reflection of your personal style, just follow the mix that says something about you. From my experience, traditional people like to wear a tennis bracelet next to their watch, whereas clients with a more laid-back style like to stack bangles and beaded bracelets next to their watch, and sometimes a mix of colored tennis bracelets which I think is pretty cool.
Meena: Diamonds and beaded bracelets.