For example the wedding tiara or bridal hair headband a favourite with many brides has been around for centuries, and although every bride has her own favourite, the basics have changed little over the years. The materials used in wedding jewellery have also been slow to evolve, probably the biggest change over my lift time in the business has been the introduction of lower cost imitation jewels and pearls, which have replaced the more costly real thing.
2018年8月15日星期三
Wearing fashion wedding jewelry for your big day
Wearing jewellery, and indeed exchanging jewellery between bride and groom, is a custom that goes back for centuries with the only difference being that styles and materials change according to latest trends and personal preferences. Vintage jewellery is growing in popularity and also serves as a great way of utilising "something old, something borrowed". A great favourite for girls choosing vintage is pearls. Not only are they timeless but they can also be worn for lots of other occasions after the wedding. Beautiful, old diamond encrusted brooches can be transformed into stunning sterling silver necklaces or chokers or even put into a headdress, whilst vintage combs and headbands are also very popular. Another fashion which again is timeless, and has been worn by brides for many years, is pieces of jewellery fashioned from flowers, feather and tulle. Handmade silk flowers worn as a headband, or feather fascinators with rhinestone detailing, all look very pretty and will be unique to you. Whether your hair is up or down, the addition of a stunning vintage hair clip will transform you from everyday into bride.
For example the wedding tiara or bridal hair headband a favourite with many brides has been around for centuries, and although every bride has her own favourite, the basics have changed little over the years. The materials used in wedding jewellery have also been slow to evolve, probably the biggest change over my lift time in the business has been the introduction of lower cost imitation jewels and pearls, which have replaced the more costly real thing.
For example the wedding tiara or bridal hair headband a favourite with many brides has been around for centuries, and although every bride has her own favourite, the basics have changed little over the years. The materials used in wedding jewellery have also been slow to evolve, probably the biggest change over my lift time in the business has been the introduction of lower cost imitation jewels and pearls, which have replaced the more costly real thing.
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