We all want to dress up better than we did the day before if not the day before that. According to social science studies, a person's physical appearance significantly influences their life experiences and prospects, but the narrative is more nuanced than people may think.

Some people like jewelry that is created in an artistic or atelier - with a touch of personification. They frequently wear antique things that are unusual and one-of-a-kind. Oxidized silver jewelry is inexpensive when compared to gold and becomes a versatile canvas for design themes. 

People wore jewelry for more than 90,000 years. Both gold and silver were substantially popular as base metals. The popularity of silver appears to have been influenced by the fashion conjuncture.

Nose piercing is the procedure of inserting a needle into the nostril, nasal septum, or nasal bridge to create an aperture for jewelry insertion. The technique, which is done for symbolic or aesthetic purposes, began more than 4000 years ago in the Middle East, spread to India in the 1500s, and eventually reached Western culture in the twentieth century.  And now, you don’t have even had to undergo the pain of getting it pierced - for we oxidized silver clip-on nose pins.

      

Septum ring piercing was popular among the Aztecs, Incas, Mayans, and some Native American, Alaskan, and Indian tribes. According to Ayurveda (Indian medicine), piercing the left nostril, symbolic of the female reproductive system, eases menstruation and childbirth. 

No matter what, you may or may not choose to wear jewelry but if you do - do it with a quirk.