We all have our own personal senses of style. You may label yourself as preppy, grunge, classic, or even just basic, but your closet is most likely nothing like the next girl who labels herself the same way. Your jewelry is an incredibly important part of your style because it often makes a statement about who you are, and we all know the importance of first impressions. Those statements and impressions can be good, bad, or neutral, so carefully decide what jewelry you decide to wear. Here is what your jewelry choices say about you.

Pearls. I wear red lipstick, floss after every meal, and have at least three pics on Insta captioned with Lilly Pulitzer quotes.

Cocktail rings. I am single, but that does not mean I can’t have a big fancy ring too.

Toe ring. My apartment probably reeks of incense and I only shop at Free People and vintage stores.

Statement necklaces. The rest of my outfit is really boring, but look at my necklace, everyone. Also, J’adore J. Crew.

Michael Kors watch. My parents probably love me more than yours do, and I post an #armcandy photo on Insta at least once a month.

Diamond earrings. My entire outfit costs more than your house, and I am only here for my MRS degree.

Black plastic choker. I like to think I am bringing back this trend, but you can probably find me listening to screamo, wearing all black, and despising the color pink.

Monogram necklace. I know, I am such a prep. Also, I’m having an identity crisis.

Midi rings. I am trendy and ahead of the curve even though there are tons of girls wearing the same rings from Forever 21.

Elephant jewelry. I am a member of the Grand Ole Party. Ronald Reagan is the greatest president we have ever had, and trust me when I say, “I’m always right.”

Nose ring. I went to college and disobeyed my parents, but now I think it looks kind of cute.

Lavalier. I have a guaranteed date to semi-formal, formal, and all date functions. Have fun hopping from social to social.

Make the statement of your choice. Actually, I take that back. Make your jewelry say what you want it to say. You shouldn’t let your accessories, or any material things for that matter, define you. No matter what you wear, always remember, “don’t let anyone dull your sparkle.”