Gilded Leopard Stripe Press-On Nails

Four of the five nails are built the same way and still look different. Warm nude-beige fills the upper half, a smooth curved diagonal boundary hands over to a second colour below it, and three raised gold bands sweep up out of that lower colour in long parallel arcs, rounded and evenly spaced, stopping before they reach the base. What changes is the colour underneath and how much of the nail it takes: creamy ivory across the lower two fifths of the thumb with the bands running from the lower left toward the centre-right, warm caramel-brown on the middle nail with the bands reaching almost to the boundary, and deep chocolate-brown on the ring and pinky with the bands kept to the left side. The ring nail adds the one ornament on the hand — a raised translucent amber-yellow flower charm with five rounded petals sitting over the brown, a large clear faceted rhinestone at its centre, its petals lying partly across the gold bands. The index nail breaks the scheme entirely: pale nude-pink from base to tip, covered edge to edge in leopard spots whose deep burgundy centres are only partly ringed by gold crescents so the colour stays open rather than outlined, with a single gold band arching across the nail low down and the spots carrying on above and below it.