Aug 31st, 2010 | Written by S. Thompson | Posted in Jewelry |

Keep in mind that cultural wedding jewelry is not only worn on the wedding day but also can be worn at the engagement party. The bridal jewelry for may cultures includes earrings, nose rings, necklaces or bangles as well as anklets and other possible adornments of the body that could be made with precious stones. These wedding jewelry pieces could be made of the most precious gems like diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. Moreover, these pieces can be set in gold, silver or platinum.

Whatever the type of cultural bridal jewelry, brides want them to fit the colors of the outfit so that they will be matching on both her engagement day and wedding day.

It can expected that the wedding jewelry that will be worn to the engagement party might differ slightly from the jewelry that is worn on the wedding day. During the engagement party, the jewelry would have to be less heavy and simpler in design. It is not uncommon for brides to have their bridal jewelry for both their engagement and wedding dates to be designed specifically for them. This is especially true for those who are rich and extravagant in their tastes of jewelry.

They would have different sets of wedding jewelry for both occasions and it would be custom-designed (preferably by well-known jewelry designers). For the engagement, it is accepted that the bride-to-be will wear just a one piece of jewelry like an elaborately designed necklace embedded with precious stones. In other times, this piece of bridal jewelry would be complemented with earrings that are simply designed with precious stones as well as with a bracelet of the same design. On the other hand it could be cultivated stone embellishments.

On the wedding date itself, the bride would wear the heavy wedding jewelry that was designed especially for her. These wedding jewelry sets generally consists of something to be worn on the head (tiara), the neck (necklace), the ears (earrings), the wrist (bracelet), the ankles (anklets), the arm (bangles), and the fingers (rings). Cultural wedding jewelry is generally designed for the bride herself and will go well with the other jewelry that will adorn her body.

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