Gilded Burgundy Stripe Press-On Nails

Two colours alternate down the hand — warm nude-peach and deep burgundy wine-red, both solid and flat with no gradient anywhere — and gold is the only thing that moves between them. On the nude thumb, three thin gold stripes run almost the full length of the nail in gentle parallel S-curves down the left half, their width and spacing left slightly uneven so they read as drawn rather than printed. The middle nail runs the same three curving stripes, this time over burgundy and set toward the centre-right. The index nail is left completely plain burgundy but for one small round gold half-pearl near the base. The nude ring nail keeps a single clear rhinestone at the base and gathers a cluster of six opaque burgundy dots near the point — one large in the centre, a medium one below it, two more angled above to either side, two smaller ones lower down. The burgundy pinky carries the only pairing on the hand: a round gold half-pearl set directly above a white pearl, both centred, both raised.