Wedding Jewellery

What jewellery should you wear to a wedding?

Your wedding jewellery should complement your outfit, regardless of whether you're the bride or a guest. However, it must also be practical, especially when you dance the night away!

Consider a gold or diamond necklace to match a traditional wedding dress, or choose moissanite jewellery sets if you prefer a modern look.

If you're unsure, you can search through our extensive selection or use social media sites for inspiration.

Can I wear pearls to a wedding?

You definitely can; in fact, we encourage it! Pearls will forever be a solid choice for weddings as they symbolise purity and elegance. They pair really well with both classic and modern dresses and are versatile to fit your personal style.

Delicate pearl drop earrings or gemstone necklaces are two fantastic options if you want to add a touch of vintage charm to your bridal look.

Some may think pearls are a one-trick pony, but this couldn't be further from the truth. They come in various styles, such as baroque and teardrops as well as different hues, making them a great choice for the big day.

Can I wear diamonds to a wedding?

Diamonds are another classic choice. If you're the bride, a diamond pendant or bracelet can add sparkle without drawing too much attention from your dress or hairstyle.

Camile & Stone has diamond alternatives called moissanite, which offer the brilliance of diamonds but with a more budget-friendly price tag. Just make sure your diamond jewellery doesn't outshine your engagement ring!

You can also match diamonds with your bridesmaids to create a cohesive overall look you can all be a part of. After all, wedding day jewellery doesn't have to stop at the bride.

What are some wedding jewellery trends?

Brides are loving layered necklaces with pearls and delicate chains, adding dimension to the neckline without overpowering the dress.

Rose gold jewellery is also at the top of the list right now for its romantic, warm tone. This pink hue also pairs brilliantly with a white dress and is said to represent love and affection.

With customisation being such a big trend, you may want to consider wearing an engraved bar necklace with the date or initials of your groom or bride engraved into it.

What jewellery is appropriate for a wedding?

Honestly, since it's your big day, you have the final say on what jewellery is deemed appropriate. However, from a fashion point of view, there are some tips and tricks you may want to consider so you feel like a princess on such a special occasion.

The first thing to think about is the neckline of your wedding dress, as this plays a big part in what jewellery looks best. For example, a strapless or sweetheart neckline looks fabulous with a statement necklace.

On the other hand, a high neckline might call for something simpler like stud earrings or a tennis bracelet.

Next, consider the wedding theme. If you're hosting a rustic-style wedding, you might lean towards earthy materials like rose quartz or turquoise for a more laid-back vibe​.

It’s also important to keep your hairstyle in mind. Updos leave your ears and neck exposed, making room for dangly earrings or layered necklaces.

How do I choose wedding jewellery?

When organising your wedding, choosing your bridal jewellery is perhaps the easiest part, especially with Camile & Stone by your side.

As we mentioned, consider your dress and wedding theme. If you're having a beach wedding in New Zealand, for example, light pieces like simple gold chains or freshwater pearls will fit the setting perfectly.

Don't forget comfort! Your jewellery should feel as good as it looks, particularly after wearing it all day.

Selecting the right wedding jewellery can be a fun part of your overall planning. Whether you opt for pearls or diamonds, Camile & Stone has your back.