Use the attached photo of the woman as her facial reference. Preserve her exact face, skin tone, bone structure and features accurately throughout.
THE PIECE: A wide hammered-gold bangle, slightly irregular textured surface, no stones — the metal itself is the entire story, catching light in dozens of micro-facets across its hammered surface.
BODY TYPE: Athletic build, visible toned forearm and shoulder definition, defined collarbone-to-shoulder line.
POSE block: Seated or standing, one arm raised and bent so the forearm crosses in front of the torso, wrist relaxed, hand loosely curled, gaze directed down toward her own wrist rather than at camera. Weight settled, no tension in the raised shoulder.
COSTUME block: A fitted sleeveless charcoal silk top, bare arms and shoulders, fabric close to the body without competing with the bangle's silhouette.
JEWELRY block (hero): The bangle sits at mid-forearm. Hammered facets catch the single light source unevenly — several bright micro-points along the upper curve, the underside of the bangle falling to near-black shadow against the skin.
SETTING — three depth layers: Layer 1: forearm and bangle, sharp. Layer 2: shoulder and jaw, soft focus. Layer 3: true black void.
LIGHTING block: Single hard light source from camera-left, raking low across the forearm so the bangle's texture fractures into individual highlights, skin catching a warm sheen only where directly struck. ~72% of frame in shadow.
CAMERA block: 85mm, eye-level, angled along the diagonal of the raised forearm.
WORLD RULE: No visible gym/fitness props, no second light filling the shadow side.
Final line: Ultra-photorealistic editorial jewelry photography. Hard spotlight contrast, true blacks, hammered-metal micro-facet fire. 85mm, f/2, film grain. 4:5
