In a nutshell, yes! Pearl bridal jewelry is absolutely beautiful. There really isn’t a reason why a bride couldn’t wear pearl jewelry on her big day. In fact, pearls are a classic staple of a bride. Pearl jewelry comes in many different styles today. So whatever your personal style is, you will surely find pearls that suit you.
When we think of pearl jewelry, we generally think of the standard pearl necklace. The standard necklace can look beautiful and modern for a variety of reasons. When searching for the right pearl necklace, you will need to keep in mind the style of your dress. If your dress is strapless or has off the shoulder straps, a short pearl necklace or choker will look stunning. If your dress is very simple in style, a classic pearl necklace can add a graceful elegance. If your dress has a lot of detail up top, you may want to consider not wearing a necklace at all and allowing the dress to shine on it’s won.
If your dress has a lot of beautiful detail, then you can accessorize it with a simple pearl bracelet. If your dress does not have sleeves, this will work particularly well for you. You may also want to try pearl earrings. If you are wearing your hair down, simple stud pearl earrings will add a simple sparkle to your look. Up-do’s that are neat and pulled back will give the perfect canvas for drop style pearl earrings. These types of earrings can dangle from your ears and add movement and shine.
For contemporary looks, you can switch it up a bit by using simple pearl pendants as your jewelry. This will look very good with halter top or plunging neckline style dresses. They are simple, yet stylish at the same time and will keep in tune with your personal style. The traditional pearl necklace may not hang well with the v-neck style of your dress. A pearl pendant on the other hand will flow with the lines of your dress.
When selecting your pearl bridal jewelry, you will also want to bear in mind your skin tone. What shades of pearls compliment your skin tone? There are of course traditional white pearls (mostly Akoya pearls) and then there are pearls with cream or rosey overtones. Think about what colors you look best in, and then choose the pearls with those types of overtones. Also take into account the color of your dress. If it’s white, cream, or whatever color, you will want pearls that compliment that as well. The last thing you want on your big day is to look mismatched!
Of course, if you really want to shake things up, there are pearls that come in shades of gold and black. For golden pearls, you will want to keep an eye out for South Sea Pearls. These pearls are naturally golden and can add a simple elegant twist to your wedding look. Tahitian pearls on the other hand can come in shades of black, gold and grays. These can really stand out and may also work well for your bridal party.
When shopping for your pearl bridal jewelry, just keep in mind what look you are achieving. Keep in mind the lines of your dress and keep everything flowing. Lastly, keep in mind your skin tone – what is going to compliment you the best. Shop around and find your personal style. When you find the right set of pearl bridal jewelry, you will know it and everything will work out in the end.

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Class, style, timeless, sophistication, intelligence………. these are a few of the words to describe pearls and the women who wear them. With so many actresses and other famous women of modern times sporting bigger and more sparkly pearls, pearls have made a big comeback. And it doesn’t look like they’re going to fade away anytime soon. Things have changed as today it’s just not the size of the pearl that makes it a statement, so much as it is a combination of the pearls themselves along with the celebrities who are wearing them. Yes, pearls are certainly enjoying resurgence!

Celebrities and other famous women influence much of the look and style in today’s fashion world while also setting trends. Yesterday’s style masters, Jackie O and Princess Diana, come to mind as both projected a glamorous elegance that so many women have strived to emulate. And who could forget Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s? These women dressed with flair and accessorized with style and everyone wanted to be just like them. As homage to Old Hollywood glamour, here’s a look at pearl jewelry made famous by some of our most beloved ladies.

1. One of the earliest known pearl collections is the Mary Queen of Scots pearls. The most famous piece within this collection was a six-strand necklace strung as a rosary and consisting of more than 600 pearls. Queen Elizabeth I of England was a collector and lover of these pearls.

2. A legend known for her diamonds, not surprisingly, also loves pearls. Actress Elizabeth Taylor owns one of the world’s most famous pearls, the La Peregrina pearl, which was given to her in 1969 by then-husband Richard Burton. This very large, pear-shaped white pearl was found by a slave in the early 1500s in the Gulf of Panama. The magnificent gem was owned by a long line of royalty, starting with Mary Tudor, the daughter of King Henry VIII, before Burton purchased it at auction for Taylor. Interestingly, Taylor once misplaced the famous La Peregrina pearl in her white-carpeted home. After an extensive search, guess where the pearl was found? In one of her beloved dog’s mouths.

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So, here’s a little insight on how you can be a fashion standout. There is an endless supply of imitation pearls and costume Jewelry Pearls on the market. Playing around with them won’t cost you a fortune, can be very fun… and might even inspire you to be a fashion trendsetter. Why not mix various lengths or sizes of pearls together or entwine a silver or gold chain? How about mixing your real pearls with your imitation pearls? Remember when a new season hits, freshen your wardrobe with the latest pearls!

Pearls are available in many hues – you could get several colors, lengths and styles and wear them with your little black dress for many distinct looks. But this season the popular color is lavender. And the lavender family are various from pale iris to plum. Have you seen pearl rings in the magazines? From small, understated rings to oversized ones, pearl rings are hot.

As a result, you can see that pearls will never go out of style – they are always a classy and a traditional wardrobe accessory that will never disappoint. You would not be wrong in saying that pearls are forever.