Spring Jewellery

I have never really been one of those people who invested in expensive jewellery, or even wore any of the same pieces all the time. I am much more likely to pick something up on an impulse buy, wear it for a week and then change my mind (or lose it) the next. But lately I have been much more attached to the jewellery I have acquired over the past few months, mainly because the pieces are minimal, understated pieces that go with pretty much everything - including eachother - which allows me to layer it all together. I am definitely a fan of the extremely delicate, almost-there jewellery, like thin midi-rings and dainty bracelets - they are really feminine and timeless. I am also gold-obsessed when it comes to jewellery, and I have finally learnt that I need to check that before I buy something that it is gold-plated as I was getting tired of all my rings and bracelets becoming brassy after a few weeks of wear (which is much more affordable than I thought). 

The Z for Accessorize range in Accessorize is a range I have been lusting over since Christmas, and it is great for this problem as most of the gold is gold-plated, as well as being affordable despite looking very expensive in my opinion. Another one of my favourite brands for jewellery at the moment is Orelia, which I came across in Topshop one day. They have the most delicate bracelets and necklaces which are really minimalist and simple - perfect if you want something to wear all the time that isn't going to clash with your outfit. 

These are a few of the pieces I have been getting a lot of use out of lately..

Watch | Olivia Burton 

Earrings | Accessorize 

Lotus Flower Gold Necklace | Z for Accessorize Range

Tree of Life Bracelet | Urban Outfitters

Midi Rings | Accessorize

Beaded Tassel Bracelet | Topshop Similar Here

Thin Blue Beaded Bracelet | Orelia at Topshop