Pearl Wedding Jewelry
Through the centuries, brides have worn pearl jewelry on their wedding day. Pearls were generally given to the bride by either her father or the groom. In India they symbolized purity and innocence; a happy marriage in Greece. A symbol of perfection, prosperity, love and virtue, the only gem that needs no cutting or polishing, what better gift to give to a bride for her wedding day?
One Pearl’s bridal pieces are that much more special, because the contrasting pearl is not only a symbol of a bride’s uniqueness, but of One Pearl’s charitable mission. What better way to celebrate one’s good fortune on your wedding day than with beautiful pearls that contribute to the greater good?
One Pearl’s Wedding Jewelry Collection
One pearl has over 40 pieces in our Wedding Jewelry collection. Over 20 of them are under $100. We can customize pieces as well.
The 70” white baroque or white potato pearl strand can be worn many ways, depending upon the style of your dress. If you are wearing a strapless gown, wearing it as a bracelet will look so very elegant. If you change gowns for your reception, you could still wear it, this time as a choker perhaps. The versatility of this piece is what makes it such a great value.
Traditional Bridal Jewelry
If you prefer to go a more traditional route, what is more elegant than an 18″ white pearl necklace? This piece will look spectacular with most any gown. It instantly becomes an heirloom; but one that can be worn on a daily basis, giving any outfit a polished and classic look. When the time comes, it can be passed on to another bride, who will treasure it even more for the sentimental reasons now intertwined with it.
18" Pearl Necklace
Pearl Bracelets for the Bride
Our wrap pearl bracelet looks terrific and is so comfortable to wear, that you will forget you even have it on. There is nothing worse than wearing a piece of jewelry that “bothers” you, one that you can “feel.” Two of these bracelets worn at the same time are striking. At a very affordable $40 each, how can you go wrong?
Freshwater Pearl Bracelet
3 Responses to “Pearl Wedding Jewelry”
By lunaticg on Mar 5, 2009
Hi!
how to know that pearl is original or not?
Is there some kinda test kit I can buy?
See you around.
By Brian on Mar 9, 2009
There are several ways to tell if a pearl is real or not, some more scientific than others.
Though it’s surprisingly low-tech, the quickest way is to rub two of the pearls in question together. If they’re real, they should feel grainy. You can also rub a pearl along your teeth and check for the same sensation of graininess. Fake pearls are typically very smooth. Their surfaces lack the grainy realism of the authentic item. If you need professional confirmation regarding a particular set of pearls, you could seek out the skills of a professional gemologist.
Best of luck…
By Jane Brown on Apr 11, 2009
I simple love pearls and enjoyed your article about them.