Bridal Jewelry Necklaces

the wedding day the Indian bride wants to look best when all when all eyes are set on her. Bride's make up, hairstyle and outfit should be perfectly matched. Her overall look should match her personality. From the bridal outfit to her make up and hairstyle everything should add to her beauty and compliment each other. For a bride her wedding dress is of her most priority. In our Indian society from the time the girl understands the meaning of marriage from that day onwards she dreams how she will dress on her wedding day. So lots of effort and preparations are made before the wedding day. Shopping starts months before the marriage. Nowadays, one gets to see the latest trends in marriages. People today are more conscious about their look. They are more particular about the type of clothes they wear and the make up or hairstyle they do. They are willing to spend huge sums of money on bridal wear. Nowadays Indian marriages are celebrated very lavishly.

People are opting for exclusive designer wear. Therefore the Indian market has various options to offer for the wedding season. The latest trends in today's bridal wear are short cholis with pants with elaborate embroidery, short kurtas with zari embroidery are still very much in vogue, with broad salwaars or embroidered pants, and shararas are back in fashion. Sequins work and handwork is very much in demand along with beadwork. Designer Indian bridal wear are available in different styles and prices. Saris are very much in fashion for the wedding season. Just like the bridal wear the other aspects of a bride is also looked after like the make up and hairstyle, which is also important to give a complete to the bride.

Bridal Jewelry Necklaces

Your wedding day calls for amazing ornaments which make you lookout of this world. A bride certainly has to look distinctive and special on her wedding day. In this regard, the importance of bridal jewelry is undeniable. You need the best bridal jewellery to feel out of this world.
When it comes to the choice of bridal jewelry, pearls ar a great choice. They ar a perfect embodiment of classic and timeless elegance which will make you look lovely on your wedding day. Widely regarded as a perfect accessory for weddings, pearl bridal jewellery will augment the worth and feel of your dress in an amazing way.
You can find some beautiful bridal jewellery in Pearl. Bridal Pearl necklaces are generally available in six lengths. These are collar, choker, princess, matinee, opera, and rope. A pearl collar is normally 12 to 13 inches long and comprises of at least three threads of pearls. In case your bridal gown has a plunging neckline, a V-neck or if it is strapless, the pearl collar will be most fitting for you.
On the other hand, a pearl choker is normally 14 to 16 inches long and is perfect for bridal gowns. You can wear it with high and plunging necklines. Furthermore, the matinee pearl necklace is normally 20 to 25 inches, and is perfect for high necklines.
The opera pearl necklace is 27 to 36 inches, and can be worn with high necklines. You can also wrap it to make it into a double strand to make a choker.
The pearl rope necklace is 40 to 72 inches and sometimes even longer. Its amazing duration is what makes it the perfect bridal jewelry. You can loop it into double or triple strands and can also wear it on the wrist. Some brides also like to wear it on the back of a backless wedding gown. An opera-length pearl necklace is yet great bridal jewelry which will beautify you in a sensational way. With these and many more, pearl bridal jewelry will leave some ever lasting impression on the onlooker and your husband on your weddingday

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Special Occasions ~ Healing Gemstone Wedding Jewellery

Your wedding day is special.  You have the perfect dress... the perfect flowers... the perfect partner.  Now top it all off with the perfect Wedding Jewellery!

Below are photos of some wedding jewellery I have created in the past.  I am ready to create something special just for you too ~ for the bride, bridesmaids and mother-of-the-bride.

latest designs of fashion and bridal jewellery

Beaded Wedding Jewellery

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Kundan Wedding Jewelry

colored beads renders a charming finishing touch to these wedding sets. Kundan Necklace Sets consists of a gorgeous Wedding Necklace and a pair of beautiful Kundan danglers. Certain Kundaan Neckklace Sets also include a pretty maang teeka. Maang teeka usually forms an integral part of Wedding or Bridal Kundan Necklace Sets. However, Kundan Necklace Sets featuring a small maang teeka are a great option for Festival Jewelry too. Kundan Necklace featuring beautiful workmanship makes a woman look astoundingly beautiful and the glamorous look that these render truly adds to the celebrations.

Tradtional Indian Wedding Jewellery by Asian

antique jewellery

What is 15 carat Gold?
15 carat gold is gold of.625 purity, that is 625 parts of pure gold per 1000 parts. Pure gold is very expensive and also quite soft so it is mixed with other materials to give a harder and cheaper material that is more suitable and longer lasting than pure gold for use in jewellery. The other materials include copper, silver, iron, platinum and aluminium. The colour of the gold can be altered using different metals in the blend, for example rose gold is produced by having a high level of copper in the mix. 15 carat gold can theoretically be any colour that gold can be made in but normally you will find it as yellow or rose gold
How can i Identify 15 carat gold?
British antique jewellery which is made of 15 carat gold will be hallmarked with the number 15 and.625. If the piece of jewellery is quite light weight it may just be stamped 15ct. If there are the full hallmarks you would also expect to find a town mark, a date letter and the gold standard mark for the town which would help to give an exact date.
When was 15 carat gold used?
It was only a legal standard of gold in British jewellery between 1854 and 1931. During this time 12 carat (.5 or 500 parts per thousand) was also used. These two standards were replaced by 14 carat in 1932. Neither 12 or 15 carat gold were legal standards before 1854. This means tat any piece of antique gold jewellery from Britain with the 15 carat hallmark dates somewhere between 1854 and 1931 and you have a genuine piece of antique or vintage jewellery.