How to Buy Bling
Bling is more than just status jewelry; it's a way of life. Sporting some sweet bling can put you on the fashion map, even if only in your own neighborhood. While bling isn't cheap, following a few steps will put you in possession of a few pieces of flashing style. Does this Spark an idea?
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Study the bling market by looking to the stars and divas of bling for inspiration. P. Diddy, J-Lo and Jay Z are great examples of celebrities who know how to wear their bling. Check out these diamond-studded stars to get ideas of the kind of bling that's right for you.
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Start saving. You should have a good amount of money to start buying bling. Set aside a little money from each pay check to get yourself started in the world of bling.
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Get yourself a name plate. Buying a sweet name plate is basically standard operating procedure for the blinged-out. Find a good name plate in a cursive script and preferably in gold to wear around your neck. In general, the bigger and fatter the plate, the better.
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Add some ice. No bling is complete without some diamond ice. The basic idea is simple: the more diamonds the better. If you're dealing with a limited or even just a reasonable budget, look for quality fakes. After all, bling is not about what you're wearing, but how you wear it.
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Bling out your body. The ultimate in bling-bling is that cool, and sometimes strange, place where bling meets body. Speak with pros who do diamond teeth grills to go to the next step. In this case, real metal and diamonds are the way to go, as you don't want bling rusting in your mouth.
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