Wedding Jewelry

Choose wedding jewelry to match your chosen outfit for the big day. It's most important to look at sleeve length and neckline. If you plan to wear a high neckline, you may want to keep your jewelry simpler. A necklace might detract from the beauty of the top—so stick to a pair of small stud earrings instead. Conversely, you can sparkle with a statement necklace or earrings for a low neckline or off the shoulder top. Same with sleeves. For long-sleeved dresses or tops, you might be best off skipping a bracelet and letting your rings do the talking. Sleeveless or short sleeve looks leave a blank slate for some shimmering arm candy.

Traditional wedding jewelry goes beyond the engagement and wedding rings. There are many different traditions around wedding jewelry from cultures around the world. In western cultures, many brides choose to wear pearls or sapphires on their wedding day. Tradition states that wearing pearls on your wedding day is good luck. In some cultures pearls are given as a gift from the mother-in-law to the bride. You can't go wrong with a pair of creamy white pearl earrings for your big day. Many brides still love the tradition from the old english rhyme "something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue". Sapphire jewelry is a beautiful choice for to add a touch of blue to your bridal look. Traditionally worn by royals, Kate Middleton and Princess Diana both famously sported the same dazzling sapphire engagement ring.

The cost of wedding jewelry will depend on a number of factors including the type of metal it is made out of and the gemstones used in the piece. Our wedding jewelry starts at a cost of $35 for a pair of simple stud earrings and goes up $92,700 for a dazzling diamond necklace.