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A Guide to Choosing Your Bridal Jewellery

Author: D&P | 2024-06-26

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You've got the venue, the guest list, and the perfect dress. But the perfect bridal jewellery remains elusive. After all, everyday accessories can elevate or deflate an outfit—the stakes are even higher for your walk down the aisle.
If you're still wondering how to choose the right bridal jewellery for your special day, don't fret. Consider these three options for inspiration:

 

1. Something Old, Something New: Weaving Tradition and Modernity 

Embrace tradition by incorporating heirloom jewellery into your wedding day ensemble. A delicate necklace or earrings passed down through generations of brides, can be a beautiful way to honour your family's history while showcasing your style.

To create a harmonious blend of old and new, consider pairing heirloom earrings with a contemporary necklace. Choose pieces that complement each other in style and metal, or revitalize an antique chain with a modern pendant. If you're unsure about your heirloom's metal type, consult our Jewellery Metal Guide. For more tips, explore our guide in the blog session on choosing pendant shapes.


Fleur It diamond necklace in 18k white gold with 104 pcs diamonds from Diamond & Platinum Malaysia
When choosing a contemporary piece, consider the type of metal, gemstones, and overall style of your heirloom jewellery. A necklace with similar design elements in a modern setting can create a cohesive look, even with a contrasting style.

 

2. Something Borrowed, Something Blue: A Sapphire's Symbolic Touch 

While diamonds remain the most popular gemstone for engagement rings, sapphires are gaining traction as a meaningful alternative. This stunning gemstone, celebrated for its captivating blue hues, is associated with loyalty, faith, and devotion—perfect qualities to bring into your marriage.

Sapphire jewellery can be incorporated into your bridal look in various ways. Consider a pair of sapphire earrings to complement your engagement ring or a sapphire pendant necklace for discreet elegance. For bolder brides, a sapphire bracelet or a cluster of sapphires set in a unique design can add heaps of colour against an ivory gown.

 

3. Match Made in Heaven: Themed Ensembles or Timeless Pieces? 

Your bridal jewellery should mirror the overall vision for your wedding. If you have a specific theme in mind, like a vintage garden party or a modern celebration, curate your pieces to complement those aesthetics. A well-chosen necklace or earrings can seamlessly tie your look together, enhancing the overall ambiance of your special day.

Alternatively, opting for timeless pieces ensures your jewellery will remain as cherished in years to come as it is on your wedding day. Pearl studs or a simple diamond pendant are great examples. Remember, while trends come and go, your wedding jewellery is an investment meant to last.

 

Choosing Your Bridal Jewellery 

Earrings 

 Fleur It diamond earrings in 18k white gold with 160 pcs diamonds from Diamond & Platinum Malaysia

  

The timeless bride will want a pair of diamond or pearl earrings. For a touch more romance, consider pieces with movement or floral motifs. These would complement a garden wedding setting beautifully. And while trendy isn't mandatory, embracing current fashions can be reasonably fun. Like we mentioned above, the "something blue" tradition is back in style with sapphire (or even aquamarine) accents. Pearl jewellery, as well, is enjoying a moment in the spotlight.

 

Bracelet

The choice of bracelet is more a matter of personal style. For classic brides, a no-frills diamond tennis bracelet will always be in vogue. However, for the bohemian ladies, layering different textures and metals gives a more eclectic look. Think woven designs, mixed metals, and perhaps even colourful gemstones.

Consider your gown's silhouette when selecting your bracelet. A strapless/sleeveless dress provides the perfect canvas for a statement piece, like a diamond cuff. For full sleeves, a chunky bracelet worn on top might work, even if it requires more commitment to the look.

 

Necklace 

Your wedding necklace, while a small detail, can make a big difference in your bridal look. This is especially true with a minimalist or low-neckline gown. Choose a piece that complements, rather than overpowers, your ensemble.
Popular necklace styles for brides include:
●    Chokers: Close-fitting with slight variations in length.
●    Pendants: Simple chains with a charm or gemstone, offering classic versatility.
●    Lariat: Y-shaped necklaces with varying lengths, creating a hanging pendant effect.
●    Multi-strand: Multiple chains with gemstones or beads, adding depth to your look. Ranging from 35-60cm.
●    Princess: Bib-like designs with draped gemstones or beads, typically 40-45cm long.
●    Tennis Necklaces: Delicate necklaces featuring a continuous line of small diamonds.
When choosing your necklace, consider the length of your gown's neckline. If you’re considering shorter chains, we’d recommend having your neck measured for a more comfortable fit.
As a rule, plunging necklines call for longer chains or pendants. Higher cuts, on the other hand, pair better with collarettes.

Wedding Ring 

When choosing your wedding ring, consider factors such as metal type, style, and personal preference. Platinum is a popular choice for its purity, rarity, and hypoallergenic properties, but it comes with a higher price tag. White gold offers a similar look at a slightly lower cost. Rose and yellow gold are great options for more colour.

Ultimately, your wedding ring stands for your commitment to each other. It’s a piece of jewellery meant to be cherished for a lifetime. The best advice we can give: choose a ring design you and your partner adore and will enjoy wearing every day, beyond the wedding!

 

Fleur It diamond ring in 18k white gold with 1 Forevermark diamond and 76 pcs diamonds from Diamond & Platinum MalaysiaFleur It diamond ring in 18k white gold with 57 pcs diamonds crafted by Diamond & Platinum Malaysia

    
At Diamond & Platinum, our wedding bands are categorized into three collections: Pure Love (platinum), Promise (18k white gold, rose gold, or yellow gold), and Unity (rose gold with platinum). While we offer a curated selection, we’d be happy to customize bands to your exact specifications.

 

Conclusion 

When it comes down to it, your wedding jewellery is a deeply personal choice. Some brides choose to keep to a theme, incorporating pieces that complement their overall aesthetic. Others choose accessories in their favourite colour, or pay tribute to the generations of women in their family with a treasured heirloom. There's no right or wrong approach—it's all about what makes you feel most confident and beautiful on your special day.

Diamond & Platinum celebrates your unique love story. Explore exquisite bridal jewellery, perfect for both your wedding day and every day after.