On the first day after the May Day holiday, I opened my jewelry box, which was filled with my treasures over the years. I'm grateful to myself for not shopping casually, because I've found that the jewelry that I still enjoy wearing proves that I'm getting every penny right.
In the past two years, I have hardly purchased any new luxury jewelry. My accessories are simple, but each one is carefully selected. I love pieces of good material and classic style because they always stand the test of time and become a timeless piece in my wardrobe.
As I've gotten older, I've learned to appreciate everything around me more. I cherish the old things that have been with me for many years, and I cherish those who have always been by my side. This cherishing made me realize that true wealth is not in how much we have, but in how we treat and value what we have.
In my jewelry box, there are several special treasures that not only represent my taste, but also part of my attitude to life.
This millet bead necklace is a must-have in my jewelry box. Even if it starts to turn yellow, I'm willing to buy one again because I can't put it down because of its quality and design. Not only is this necklace versatile, but its texture and shine will only grow more glamorous over time.
In my jewelry box, there is also a pearl necklace, which is not large, but it is the first saltwater pearl necklace in my life. I really like this simple yet elegant style, not only is it suitable for every occasion, but the versatile nature of pearls makes it a versatile artifact in my wardrobe. Whether it's a formal business occasion or a casual weekend get-together, a pearl necklace fits perfectly into my outfit and adds a touch of elegance. It is not only a beautiful jewelry, but also a pursuit and symbol of my better life.
Another one I particularly like is the gold necklace, which has a simple and elegant design, which can be worn alone or stacked with other jewelry. I really wish it would always be around my neck, because I would feel so sad to lose it.
I also have a small saffron necklace of Van Cleef & Arpels, which is small in size but very delicate. I have never regretted buying this necklace because not only does it match my taste, but in the spring and summer seasons, it has become almost my daily standard.
During this year, I will continue to maintain my consumption concept and cherish everything I have. I believe that through a disconnected and minimalist lifestyle, I am able to better understand myself and discover what really matters in life.
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