Anonymous wrote:I got 5ct and it’s great for everyday wear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
LOL diamonds in general no longer signal wealth. All of my 20-something colleagues and relatives are wearing ginormous lab diamond engagement rings.
The company one keeps is a mirror
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for those who responded. Sounds like 5 carat is a better way to go.
You are hilarious. I hope you are a troll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
LOL diamonds in general no longer signal wealth. All of my 20-something colleagues and relatives are wearing ginormous lab diamond engagement rings.
Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for those who responded. Sounds like 5 carat is a better way to go.
Anonymous wrote:Y'all are so behind the times, it's pickleball bracelets that are the thing now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
You're living in the past. You can get a 7 ct tennis bracelet for ~$3k these days.
To be fair, any conversation about a tennis bracelet is living in the past.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
You're living in the past. You can get a 7 ct tennis bracelet for ~$3k these days.
To be fair, any conversation about a tennis bracelet is living in the past.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing good comes from flashing wealth like this in the workplace as a woman unless you’re in a highly compensated role where comp is widely known / standardized - eg consulting or law partner or lobbyist.
And even in those cases, do you want to be wearing a $20K+ bracelet in client facing roles?
You're living in the past. You can get a 7 ct tennis bracelet for ~$3k these days.
To be fair, any conversation about a tennis bracelet is living in the past.