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1 Tiffany & Co. Céleste Collection Arrow Diamond Earrings in 18k Gold and Platinum. 2 Tiffany & Co. Céleste Collection Unicorn Bicolor Tourmaline Brooch. 3 Tiffany & Co. Céleste Collection Arrow Diamond Ring in 18k Yellow Gold and Platinum. 4 Ashley Zhang Enamel Heart Lock Love Token.
Romancing the Stone
Diamond jewelry is a timeless, versatile, and luxurious way to express individuality, offering a unique blend of elegance and personal style. Each piece – be it a cocktail ring, statement necklace, or custom bracelet – can be tailored to reflect one’s personality, interests, and life milestones. With designers creating so many unique diamond expressions, from cuts to colors to shapes, the wedding experience presents many opportunities for brides to showcase different facets of herself through her jewelry selections. Whether she chooses to wear a ladylike tennis bracelet for her bridal shower or a whimsically shaped brooch for her reception dinner, these diamond jewelry picks are a beautiful way to add some luxury and sparkle to the wedding journey.
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1 Jade Trau Mini Catherine Key Charm. 2 Jade Trau Mariam Ring. 3 Jade Trau Selma Ring. 4 Anita Ko Oval Diamond Demi-Eternity Band in 18k Gold. 5 Jade Trau Scarlett Solitaire Ring.
Embrace the Romantasy
Weddings and their corresponding celebrations couldn’t be a better time to embrace a bit of romantasy – that is, romance and fantasy. Diamond versions of whimsical motifs and fairytale creatures are incredibly charming and modern, as today’s most viral aesthetics are along the lines of romantasy novels and “cottage core” lifestyles. Fanciful drop earrings are perfect for rehearsal dinners, and diamond brooches look polished and sophisticated when worn on the lapel of a bridal pantsuit. Choose a diamond piece in the shape of a mermaid or unicorn to balance out a traditionally elegant bridal ensemble with something fresher and more playful.
1 Chanel Coco Crush Ring Quilted Motif in 18k White Gold. 2 Stephanie Gottlieb Emerald-Cut Half Pave Half Solid Band Engagement Ring. 3 Jade Trau Posey Two Stone Bangle. 4 Stephanie Gottlieb Asscher-Cut Diamond Pave Button Engagement Ring. 5 Jade Trau Crescent Charm.
Geometric Settings
Everyone is familiar with traditional diamond rings and their shapes. Shapes like princess cut, emerald, pear, and oval diamond rings have always been the standard. For a more updated option, brides-to-be can complement their timeless engagement rings with unique baubles that feature unexpected, geometric settings. A gold ring displaying a chunky diamond with smaller, surrounding diamond shards; a split, double band of pave diamonds with a celestial flair; a swiveled setting that creates the illusion of a floating emerald-cut diamond. Bridal events call for an array of beautiful rings, and today’s high jewelry options double as exquisite heirloom pieces that can be worn for generations to come.
Understated Diamond Pendants
While statement jewelry is always a solid choice for formal events, there’s something timelessly elegant about an understated diamond pendant. Even for a bachelorette weekend in the tropics, or a casual post-wedding brunch, a diamond pendant or drop necklace is subtle enough for the occasion. Brides can layer simpler diamond pendant styles together to create their own look or keep things simple with a solo necklace. A simple diamond necklace also makes a beautiful token for a bride to gift to her bridesmaids.