The references are helpful! She will switch a couple of the prong-set gems on her tiara to bezel and channel settings, and string an impossibly-carved piece of sapphire on each of her bracelets, interfacing with the woven rings. Is she doing this right?

The magic thinks so!

Excellent! "My horns are looking a little bare, now, know any good horn adornments?" 

(Blue opal horns are arguably only 'bare' by magical girl standards, but that's what matters.)

"Hmm. Have you tried anything on them before?"

"I tried a loose wire-wrapping thing and that was bad; I could do silver tips?" She does silver tips.

That helps! "The contour you've got going on there is gorgeous, I think you wanna work with the contour and not introduce contrasting lines. You could have little horn collars at the base?"

Horn collars! Little silver ropes made of two pieces wrapped around each other? Little silver three-part braids? Miniature copies of her bracelets? Simple silver bands? Bands of flush-set sapphires?

Bracelet copies is best, braids is second best.

Bracelet-copies it is! And maybe a single thin vein of silver going up the inside of each horn, following the curve?

Slightly worse.

"That's a promising angle - how'd it like this version?"

"The horn collars are good but the lines are actually a bit of a step back. Maybe they don't mesh with the tips?" She turns the silver horn-tips off and on to check.

That's not it; the magic misses the tips.

"I think they might be overstated. Maybe taper them faster than the horn tapers?"

The magic can have its tips back; she misses them too. "Could work . . . " Faster taper?

Now the line is neutral.

"Thinner, maybe? On a different side of the horn? It seems implausible there's nothing you can do with this at all."

"Yeah, I mean I really like them, and this version is at least neutral . . . " Even thinner? Front of the horns? Outside of the horns? Both inside and outside?

Even thinner helps. It's worse when there's two; front is worse, outside is better.

She'll go with outside-only, then. What if instead of a single line it's an ultra-thin 2D replica of the chain pattern from her bracelets and horn collars? 

That is slightly worse.

"I don't see your feedback directly, you know," Nelson remarks.

"Yes, of course, sorry," she says. "The faster taper helped, moving them to the outside helped but moving them to the front and doing both inside and outside were both worse, that pattern I had up for a second was a bit worse too. The way I have it now is the best I've found so far."

"Okay. We have another seven minutes, what else do you want to focus on?"

"Should I be wearing rings? I think I should be wearing rings."

"It's very likely that you should! Anecdotally I see best results from ring and index fingers, symmetrical across hands, if you want more than one."

She'll start with a pair on her index fingers, round opals with smaller sapphires on each side, set flush into silver bands.

The magic approves!

"Rings are a yes!" How about a pair of signet-style rings on her ring fingers, with opals on top of the bezels and little clusters of sapphires, what was that term, pavé-set on each shank?