Jewelry isn't just fashion, it's a statement. Wearing jewelry that is too flashy or big on a job interview can prove disastrous and may never get you a second callback. Another deal breaker could be wearing too much jewelry, even if it's the right kind, such as pearl. 
As you can see, this isn't your standard faux pearl necklace, as it makes use of another classic, elegant, and affordable element that mimics the diamond: cubic zirconia. The conservative pearl combined with trendy cz stones is a great way to assert your confidence - CZ & Pearl Pendant Necklace in Sterling Silver.
Keeping the jewelry minimal on an interview is essential, and it doesn't mean fashion boredom! Getting the job is your number one priority, after all. A great accompaniment to the necklace, assuming your suit is classic and refined without too many frills (if any), is a ring or bracelet. Steer clear from cocktail rings or bulky bracelets. Keep your look A-lined as much as possible in keeping with the professional image you are projecting.
This sterling silver cuff bracelet is a classic example of something clean and crisp you should wear on an interview. Its minimal design and top quality already speak volumes when worn with a necklace such as the above and a plain dark blue suit and crisp, white blouse/shirt. You will come out ahead of other job seekers in this look!
(photo of woman courtesy NYTimes.com)
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