Posted by Bryan Aaron on Mon, Jun 03, 2013 @ 09:31 AM
Do you believe that as diamonds are for women, Rolex are for men? What is it about this watch that men love so much and why is it that this gift fits the bill as a great gift for your dad on Father’s day?
No one can deny that Rolex is one of the world’s most popular brands in luxury watches. Since 1908, this brand has been manufacturing watches synonymous to comfort and style that is guaranteed to last a lifetime with basic maintenance. Rolex is not just a popular brand but powerful as well, making it a status symbol for those who own it. Over the decades, they have maintained their focus on key design line that is easily recognizable in all markets.
An epitome of success
Apart from being a classic, a Rolex watch conveys that you are a man of success. Celebrities, presidents, public officials and even the face of Mi6, James Bond, all proudly wore a Rolex watch. From even the entry level watch designs for early success in life, to the diamond-bezelled designs for the highly privileged ones, a Rolex watch is a great visual reminder of hard work and dedication for success. When one has finally “arrived” a Rolex becomes the “stamp” of lifelong achievement. That is the Brand Image that Rolex wants you to have.
Timeless
Thanks to the reliable ingenuity of the makers of this watch, Rolex has become timeless, an heirloom worth passing over from generation to generation. This is made possible by the stringent manufacturing standards that the makers adhere to, using only the most durable materials available like robust metals or alloy combined with gold. You hardly see a Rolex watch in a new or experimental design, but instead they constantly improve their simple yet fine lines to make sure the wearing experience becomes better and better for both aesthetic and function.
Maintaining value over time
Yes, a Rolex watch remains in top demand even after many years since it was first introduced in the market; that is why its value hardly depreciates. Keep a brand new Rolex watch in top condition and sell after five years and you’ll be surprised at the price it brings especially compared to other luxury brands. The same is not true with others luxury watches; it’s no wonder men would save up for this wise investment instead of buying another expensive watch that is sure to go down in value the moment it’s put on their wrists. For higher yielding investment, there are the “investment-grade” types of Rolex watches that one can also consider on buying.
Imitation is the best form of flattery
It doesn’t come now as a surprise if you find other brands of watches that try to be like a Rolex, from the way they look and the way they work. This imitation cements the tribute to Rolex that is present in every wannabe. While some watches may have a Rolex influence in them, it still doesn’t compare to the real thing.
Rolex for men
Get your dad any one of these popular Rolex watches: The Submariner, the Yacht-Master, the Daytona and the Datejust. But do not limit you choice with these as there are other collections of Rolex that are equally impressive. Don’t fret on the price either, some local fine jewelers offer interest-free installment on major purchases such as fine watches. Still, if you’re considering a practical purchase, buying Rolex from second-hand shops of fine watches is also a good idea.
At Pasadena Gold & Jewelry we usually have Rolex watches on hand, however the styles in inventory vary from time to time, no pun intended. You can always call us and ask about a watch we may have online or inquire as to our opinion on a watch you may be looking at. We buy and sell Rolex watches year round and have access to all styles via cooperating with other independent watch dealers around the country. Visit our Ebay store Browse For FREE - Click Here. Call us today and tell us what watch you are looking for, 281-487-1896.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Thu, May 30, 2013 @ 09:49 AM
Your expert jeweler in Pasadena TX says, “Gone are the days when diamonds are limited only to women’s jewelry”. These days, modern men enjoy the brilliance of diamonds in their own jewelry pieces.
Diamonds hold many symbolic meanings – eternal love, passion, power, strength and healing – that over the years people regard as mystical. Since the beginning of the discovery of this rare gift of nature, the desire for this stone never really faded for those who wish to possess it. Thanks to modern technology, diamonds are no longer limited to the possession by only the wealthy; we now see a lot of synthetic diamonds mimicking the real thing in most jewelry setting.
Men’s jewelries over the years were seen to include diamonds in them sometimes more than what women has in a single setting. But if you find the traditional designs too outdated for your modern dad, then consider some of the modern jewelry designs for men that continue to marry masculinity with elegance and style – with diamonds, of course, to highlight the setting.
Gold
Gold remains the top choice of middle-aged men. They fit quite well in his power dressing at work and formal gatherings. Gold too is traditionally fit for diamonds in jewelry designs, creating a classic piece that can be passed on from one generation to the next. But don’t limit your choices to using just yellow gold for the kind of jewelry in mind. With the addition of other kinds of metals, your usual yellow gold can now turn to rose, white, blue or even green.
Titanium, Stainless Steel or platinum
Have you noticed how men these days seem to have a bias for white metals for their jewelry choices? There is just something about these metals that make them look very hip on men, always giving off a distinctive shine. Jewelry designed using these metals make it easy for men to match them with any of their wardrobe. Likewise, apart from the metal as the primary material, they look just as excellent too in contemporary designs when combined with leather or PVC rubber.
Now imagine these pieces with diamonds in them?
Ring
A three-band bold ring style separated by deep grooving in between will look more sophisticated with three small diamonds as the central highlight.
Bracelet
Totally a personalized idea is a sterling silver with leather bracelet of his star sign or the initial of his name on a silver disc whose outline is adorned by colored diamonds.
Open cuff
A black ceramic and stainless steel open cuff will also look great when accented with eight round diamond pieces that line up across the center.
Pendant
A cross pendant is a favorite among men. Choose this type of pendant in tungsten carbide with carbon fiber inlay for a dark tone accent. Brilliant cut diamond works well as the pendant’s centerpiece.
Cufflinks
You can find formal, round cufflinks in combination of sterling silver and gold and series of diamonds that outline and accent the edges.
Pasadena Gold & Jewelry has a quite magnificent selection of 14k gold and diamond cuff links as well and gold and gem stones and silver cuffs too. No matter your choice of gifts, do something thoughtful for dad to show you love and appreciation. Mens jewelry ideas, to our browse for free option click to browse for free.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Wed, May 29, 2013 @ 08:45 AM
You wanted to give your dad something special for Father’s day, so you decided on giving him jewelry!
This is an excellent choice for a gift, because jewelry is a symbol of honoring him as well; it is something that will bear a sentimental value for your dad for years and years to come. Do you want your gift to be more than appreciated, then, personalize it! Personalizing your gift means you took enough time to look for the best choice. When your dad finally sees your gift he will know for sure that you really had him in mind.
Are you at a loss as to how you could personalize your jewelry gift? Here are some suggestions:
Something about his birth sign
Whether Capricorn, Virgo or Scorpio you’ll find a piece of jewelry that will show his birth sign. Stainless steel jewelry for men, for example, has lots of pendants of crab for cancer, ram for Aries or bull for Taurus. Likewise, if you prefer the more formal metal designs choose the star signs of his birth month instead.
Something about his personal interest
Does he like golf, tennis, cycling, or music? If he regularly wears cufflinks at work and on formal occasions, you may get him cufflinks with designs that show his personal interests. There are so many adorable cufflink designs now that can reveal you dad’s other side. You may be surprised to see cufflinks that include the famous Indian head penny for your coin collector dad, or if he is feeling like superman, the famous man of steel’s insignia would be a good choice. Giving your dad novelty cufflinks will allow him to loosen up a bit under those crisp button down shirt.
Engraved message
What better way to make your message clear than to engrave it straight onto the jewelry. On the inside of a thin silver cuff, on the back side of a wide rectangular gold pendant or on the inside of a ring – there are many ways to engrave your thoughts. For sure, after a long day’s work your message on his jewelry that says “you are forever my hero” would be enough to take his stress away.
Name Initial
This is a safe choice, choosing the first letter of his name in gold or silver. This is good for a pendant, in formal, hip or symmetrical designs.
One love, two hearts
Do you remember those big heart pendants that are broken into two and were popular among lovers? Well, you and your dad may share those hearts, too. You may even engrave your name in the side of the heart you’ll give him and his name on the side of the heart you’ll keep.
Picture perfect
How about a photo-engraved pendant? Find a good picture of your family and have that engraved in a wide gold or silver pendant. You may choose between laser engraving, giving you a faint image noticeable only under close scrutiny, or a colored laser engraving for a full color display of the family portrait. At the back of the pendant, you may also engrave a sweet message for your dad.
Remember, Father’s Day is Sunday June 16, 2013. You have plenty of time to shop around, shop online or visit your area jewelry stores in Pasadena, TX or in your own hometown. To shop for items we can order for you click here Shop for Men's Jewelry
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Tue, May 28, 2013 @ 09:53 AM
You may have already decided on buying jewelry for your dad for Father’s day, but you may be wondering what you need to consider in making the right jewelry choices. You want to make sure he would appreciate the gift. After all, you are aware that buying jewelry will cost a little more than the usual gifts.
If you notice that your dad isn’t a fan of jewelry, don’t think it’s because he doesn’t like them. Not all men are entirely comfortable in going to jewelry stores. They aren’t keen on the right selection and are afraid of being pursued to buy something he doesn’t really. However dad is always happy to know that his kids are thinking of him, so giving him jewelry with “DAD” in mind will definitely please him.
Here are some the things you need to consider in buying the right kind of jewelry:
Personality and Style
Why should men be left out in fashion; men’s jewelry these days are designed and made to include some sense of fashion in them. Pick a piece that would complement his casual style so he’d have no problem using that regularly. Whether his personality is formal or fun and hip, there’s a style that would match that.
Favorite Piece
Like women, some men have a particular bias for one type of jewelry. Do you observe him having different collection of bracelets or necklace chains? Maybe he likes timepieces than an actual jewelry. Buy jewelry that you can add to his favorite collection or if budget would permit, buy him a set instead.
Metals and Other Materials
Many fashionable jewelry for men nowadays are made from a wide variety of metals. Apart from traditional metals like gold and silver, choices in platinum, titanium, stainless steel, tungsten carbide and palladium are also available. These metals vary in strength and durability, luster as well as commercial value. As for other materials, you’ll find that leather or PVC rubber when combined with any of these metals creates a unique fashion statement.
Trustworthy Jeweler
You can’t afford to just buy from any store you’re not too comfortable discussing what you need. Go to a jeweler that you can trust, who’d be willing to tell you the pros and cons of your choices even if it means lower sales on their part. You also want a store that has wide variety of modern choices and would carry a service warranty for the jewelry you bought.
Budget
You should have a definite budget in mind and be comfortable in sticking to it. Be wary that when you mention a budget, some jewelers will offer a piece that is worth way below that as part of a sales tactic. You might not be getting your money’s worth if this would be the direction of your transaction. Try not to inform your jeweler what this budget is and allow him to make an offer. When you’re offered something that is over that budget, simply ask for the best alternative for a lesser price.
Pre-owned or Pawn pieces
If budget is an issue, consider looking through some pre-owned or pawn pieces. You can be sure that these pieces are of good quality that you can buy at less its market price. However, your choices might only be limited to the classic designs and hardly anything that can be used as fashion accessory. Shop your local jewelry store and gold buyer in Pasadena, TX; find plentiful bargains when thinking of dad.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Tue, May 21, 2013 @ 08:49 AM
The bridal jewelry set is among the many exciting items to plan for your wedding day, so remember bridal gift ideas can be found at your local jewelry store. This is not a surprise; the bridal jewelry, like the bride herself, will be the center of attention. A mismatched jewelry will definitely risk ruining the bride’s overall glamour on her own wedding day.
The wedding jewelry should also complement the bridal gown, making sure the pieces on her ears, fingers, neck line, and wrist would become an extension of the already-delightful ornaments that highlight the gown. The bride can choose among gold, silver, platinum and white gold for the base metal of her jewelries. While yellow gold is traditionally used, white gold is fast becoming a favorite among brides.
Technically and aesthetically speaking . . .
White gold is formed by combining palladium (a form of alloy) and gold to turn yellow gold to white. Some white gold has nickel in it instead of palladium; however, nickel is a common allergen and is not widely preferred. Between gold and white gold, the latter is better at reflecting light, making stones like diamonds or light-colored gems look more brilliant and lustrous.
In addition to that, a white gold wedding band appears “colorless” thus makes stones and gems set in it to “stand out” for everyone to see. And because white metals, including silver, platinum or titanium are favored by the “young generation” for their personal jewelry and fashion accessories, it eventually created a stigma that gold jewelries are for the “older generation”. About 80% of contemporary brides prefer using white gold than yellow gold simply because they are more fashionable.
Making white whiter.
Thanks to modern technology, the use of rhodium (a precious metal belonging to the family of platinum) helps make white gold whiter by electroplating. This process helps white gold hide the slightly brownish tones adopted from the alloying process. This process will also improve the “reflection” of light by the metal; under any light and against any skin tone, this metal will definitely attract attention.
What styles of bridal sets are best?
There are so many wonderful designs of wedding sets to choose from, it may even overwhelm you in the beginning. In order to pick the right one for you, make sure that you keep in mind your “jewelry personality” and you know this better than anyone else. It’s easy to get carried away by the variety of dazzling designs that your jeweler may offer causing you to buy the one that will only be useable on your wedding day but “too loud” to wear every day. If you like the classic jewelry, then the princess cut variety is best recommended. If you fancy the bolder designs then the marquise set or emerald cut diamonds set in white gold is a better choice.
Be creative, don’t limit yourself by picking a bridal set that uses only colorless stones; instead use any colored gem that matches the color theme of your wedding and make that as your center stone framed by tiny diamonds.
Finally, just know that the bride will be even more beautiful when adorned with gorgeous bridal jewery gifts, shop you local area jewelry store in Pasadena, TX.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Mon, May 20, 2013 @ 02:41 PM
Jewelers from all over have great love for pearls not just because they are precious gems and a unique gift from Mother Nature, but because they are symbol of love itself, the same is true for Pasadena Gold & Jewelry. The ancient Greeks believed that pearls are associated with protection, peace and harmony that are needed by marrying couples. When a bride uses pearls as jewelry accessory on her wedding day, it was believed that the pearls will “take the place” of her tears in her entire married life.
Due of the rarity of this gem, pearls have become a symbol of wealth and power. The ancient Romans practice giving away pearls to kings and queens as a sign of honor; only a select few had the ability and “right” to own such gem. They see the value of pearls at par with that of gold’s that anyone who owns them would equate to a high status in the society. The regard is still the same of pearls to this day – one look at a woman wearing pearls and all you can think about is “classic”, “regal”, “elegant”, “elite”, “honorable”, or “luxurious”. That is why pearls still remain as one of the favorite jewelries being used today in weddings.
Thanks to modern technology that duplicates the natural beauty of this gem, even the average women are now able to enjoy wearing pearls every day and on special occasions.
If you are planning on wearing pearls on your wedding day, heed on this brief guide.
Starting with the bride
The bride is the center of attention of the wedding; everything and everyone else’s beauty simply follow hers -- from her whole wedding entourage, to flowers and their arrangement and even the whole theme – these factors should all come to play. The gown of the bride is first finalized before deciding what type, color or shape of the pearls are going to be used. Pearls can also be used to adorn her headpiece Afterwards her whole entourage will follow suit using matching pearl jewelry design.
Wedding theme
Pearls can be used whether the wedding theme is formal or casual; the use of colored pearls will also complement any color theme. You may use tiny synthetic pearls as garlands to decorate your church pew, or some colored drop pearls to highlight your topiary-themed table centerpiece.
If the wedding is formal, choosing pearls to wear in large, round and white is traditional. As for the necklace strands, they can be worn in single or double layer, also in different sizes.
For a less than formal wedding theme, don’t be afraid to add excitement and incorporate other elements in your pearl accessories, for instance a Swarovski stone in the color matching your wedding theme. You may also consider the more affordable colored or painted glass beads for some avant garde or modern chic styling.
The wedding party
Mothers, grandmothers, fathers, grandfathers and the bridal entourage will consist your whole wedding party; they too will all look good wearing a coordinated pearl accessory. Smaller and shorter strands are recommended for the bridal entourage, while larger pearls and mid-length are more appropriate for mothers and grandmothers.
For the male members of the wedding party, pearls can be incorporated in their corsages, tie tucks or ascot pins. Different colors may be used to help distinguish the groom from the other men.
Make them remember
Put it up a notch higher by sending off your guests with a giveaway that reminds them of your pearl-y wedding. A votive candle holder with pearl design will look great on any bedside table, or a message frame made out of pearls will also make a nice accent to any home.
No matter your jewelry choice, visit your trusted Jeweler in Pasadena, TX www.pasadenagoldandjewelry.com.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Thu, May 16, 2013 @ 09:37 AM
Weddings are just one of those wonderful milestones in a woman’s life, the wedding rings, wedding flowers, the dress, the cake, the guests, bridesmaids, the groom, décor and on the list goes. The dream is almost fairy tale-like – the bride wearing a white-as-snow gown dazzling with fine jewelries. If you have a very generous groom, this will not be a problem; part of their wedding promise is to give you that dream wedding.
While grooms have their set of responsibilities to take care of for the wedding, brides are the ones too particular in selecting the jewelry for the occasion. You can’t expect men to know the details surrounding the factors involved in making a wise jewelry purchase since they hardly wear any except for fine watches. And since your wedding jewelry are unlike any other that you’ve invested on, you want to make sure you are buying something that is not just outstanding but also meaningful.
In this case you need to “soft sell” your choices of jewelry with your groom. How do you do that? Here are a few tips:
Speak your mind, literally.
If yours is a wedding-in-waiting, then having that ring on your finger will be the one thing that will make you feel proud of yourself for (yes) patiently waiting. It will also be a good reminder of your mutual commitment to spend your lives together. Likewise, express that you are keener to important details in buying jewelry - that being allowed to make a practical choice will save you more on cost by avoiding buying the one that you don’t really like. That taken and understood, it will be much easier to hint on the kind of jewelry you like for your wedding.
Show him how it looks.
It’s possible that you have a picture of that nice wedding ring design somewhere in your smart phone. Why not send that to him with a cute note that says “Pretty isn’t it? Do you think this will look nice on my finger?”
Stop by a jewelry store together to check out designs.
If you’re doing some window shopping, why not stop by a jewelry store to “pass the time” and check out some wedding ring designs. This is also a good opportunity for you to find out if he’d agree with your choices or even the “budget”. If he hasn’t got any idea how jewelries cost, then this is a good time too to let him in on that. Saying “I’d like to show you what ring design I like. Let me know what you think”.
Ask for his help in designing the ring.
Making him involved in the type of ring that you like will give him that sense of appreciation knowing he has a say on what kind of metal and stones to use as well as the design. Likewise, let him get involved in looking for the jeweler to make or buy the ring, making him feel that you want to be practical too by choosing and scouting for the best deal. Soon after, when everything turns out well, your groom will be proud of himself for taking part in that selection process.
Find a generous selection of wedding and engagement ring ideas and wedding jewelry at your Pasadena, TX Jewelry Store.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Wed, May 15, 2013 @ 10:11 AM
Are you worried by the countless superstitions associated with weddings, well your local jewelry store and engagement ring expert knows you may have heard a few. You’ve heard so much about them and some turns out (coincidentally) true. Since weddings are supposed to be a new beginning for couples, you don’t want that special day to have some glitches and if you may be so frank, bad omen. It’s no wonder that different cultures from around the world celebrate weddings with the practice of observing some superstitious beliefs. Their principle: better be safe than sorry.
Interested in knowing some of these wedding superstitious beliefs, most especially the ones that involve wedding jewelry? Here are some:
Stay engaged
Brides-to-be love to brag about their engagement ring, often allowing some of their friends to try it on. Don’t! — unless you what your man to be stolen before your big day. It is believed to be bad luck for a woman to remove her engagement ring before her wedding day.
Never on a Friday
What’s with Friday? You may ask. There are two known reasons why Friday is considered to be an unlucky day; one, because of the infamy of Friday the 13th being particularly unlucky and two, based on Christian belief that Jesus died on a Friday. So the superstition, “Don’t buy your wedding ring on a Friday,” could be based on this one.
Happy begets happy
Every bride- and groom–to-be would love to have a blissful wedded life and would take in as much best wishes as they could get. “Borrow jewelry only from those with happy marriage” holds this principle. If you borrow from those with poor marriages, you may imbibe their negative energy and risk your own happiness. Likewise, another way of putting it is if you use and showcase jewelry borrowed from “happy wives,” it’s your way of honoring them for their unconditional sacrifice in keeping their marriages happy.
Never complete
It’s quite tempting to try out your whole outfit and marvel in your own beauty – gown, headpiece, shoes and jewelry complete with hair and make-up – but this too is believed to be unlucky. “Don’t put on your complete outfit before your wedding day” is what it is, so brides-to-be try one piece after the other so as not to “complete” the outfit. Likewise, it is said that groom should not see his bride in her complete outfit before the wedding ceremony.
Pearls are tears?
How could something as precious and beautiful as pearls be associated with a bride’s tears? Some cultures believe that wearing pearls on the wedding day predicts the bride’s unhappiness in her future married life. But some positively believe that pearls worn by the bride will take the place of her tears that she won’t have to cry.
Doomed from the start?
Folklore has it that when the bride or groom drops the ring during the marriage ceremony, this instantly spells bad luck. Some says that whoever drops the ring will be forcefully submissive to the other, or in a more morbid meaning, whoever drops the ring is the first one to die in the marriage. If the ring drops by itself without it being physically touched, the groom should be the one to pick it up and fast! So if you’re too anxious of this superstition, better make sure you hold those rings tightly.
Ok, enough with the superstitions. Everyone knows that no marriage is perfect and that any one of us is apt to mess something up without the help of superstitions. So the cure is… commit 110% to the marriage and walaa! It’s all good all the time. So drop the worries and get back to shopping for that perfect engagement ring at Pasadena Gold & Jewelry.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Mon, May 13, 2013 @ 11:11 AM
Pasadena Gold & Jewelry knows that choosing a wedding ring may seem like an overwhelming task to both the bride and groom; at best, this is commonly delegated to the bride who’s keener about jewelry. If you, as the bride, need to look for something that you will be wearing for the rest of your life, you want to make sure you pick only the best. Size, shape, design, metal, thickness as well as budget are just some of the important factors you need to consider.
Start with the metal
Deciding what kind of metal to use for your wedding ring is the first step. Different metals have different characteristics and some come with a high price tag. Customarily, the choice of metal is usually based on the metal used for the engagement ring. If you wish to go creative, you may choose to use other metals than what is commonly acceptable.
Here are your traditional options:
Yellow Gold
Remember that the lower the “karat” in a gold ring, the lower is its concentration. If you want your ring to have a good value somehow, go for no less than 18k (75% pure). Even if you can afford a 24k gold ring (99.9% pure) it is the softest variety and is not recommended for wedding bands.
White Gold
Gold mixed with a variety of other white metals make it “white gold”. Palladium is the metal component in this ring that gives it a uniform and bright white shine. However, over time, due to wear and tear, the color may fade. In this case, you will have to send the rings to your local jeweler for re-plating. The purity of gold in this ring is also expressed in karats.
Platinum
This metal is rarer than gold, so expect this to be more expensive. Although it also appears as “white,” the real tone is grayish-white. Likewise, this metal is greater in strength than any kind of metal and unlike white gold, they do not fade over time.
Titanium
A characteristic that is favorable about this metal is that it is very light; this means that if you prefer a thick band, this is a good choice. Like the platinum, it is very durable and can be molded or carved without compromising its strength. Modern jewelry designs make use of this metal as they incorporate well with other materials. However, be wary that titanium has no real value compared to gold or platinum.
Shape
The shape of the wedding band is planned in consideration of how it will be worn together with the engagement ring. If the plan is to wear them next to each other on one finger and the engagement ring is straight-edged, then it is recommended that the wedding band have the same shape. For a more unique band, choose a curved shape wedding ring (also known as fitted or shaped wedding ring).
Band Style
You might not be aware that wedding bands have some style in them that contribute to the overall look of the ring. You will notice this if you turn it to its side. Rounded-edge (traditional, gentle curve style), high-domed (more noticeable and taller than rounded-edge) and flat (square-edged) are the three most common style for a wedding ring.
Wedding band with precious stones
More and more couples nowadays prefer to include precious stones in their wedding bands. If this is also your choice, make sure that you choose stones that are durable and not prone to breaks and cracks. Suggested stones are diamond, emerald, topaz, ruby, and sapphire.
Here is a handy link to browse online click to browse, also consider visiting your local jewlery stores and browse the mall stores to view all of the different wedding and engagement ring selection then visit your trusted Jeweler.
Posted by Bryan Aaron on Thu, May 09, 2013 @ 09:49 AM
Preparing for a wedding is a very daunting task; there’s just so much to do and so much to prepare, not every jewelry store in Pasadena, TX listens to their customers and seeks to understands the individual concern of each individual customer. If you’re not up to it you will hardly enjoy the wedding you have been dreaming about. One of the things that you need to make sure is how to look your best on your own wedding day. We get it!
This, of course, starts from your wedding gown, your hair and make-up and then your bridal jewelry. It’s important to give enough time to these things as they will help create your overall look on your wedding day that will be immortalized in pictures and videos.
Your wedding jewelry are the pieces that will add elegance to your already glamorous face. They can be used as headpieces, too. And because all eyes are going to be on you, your jewelry should be well selected to coordinate properly with your gown, hair, the shape of your face, but more so with your wedding theme. Whatever wedding theme you are going to have, be it modern, traditional or vintage, there are set of jewelries that will perfectly match that.
Vintage Wedding Theme
The hit TV show “Downtown Abby” is making a huge following lately, especially among women. Apart from their great storyline, women are as enthusiastic with the collection of vintage-styled jewelries they showcase. Vintage-styled jewelries are daintily-designed making them very distinct among other jewelry collections. If there is one word to describe them, it’s “whimsical”. These pieces use old brass stamping and metal ware technique to form thin metal to any shape or length. Even if gold or silver metals are used, you’ll find them “oxidized” (naturally dark-stained) to re-create that antique look. What’s interesting is that they can combine and use other kinds of metals and stones to come up with a one-of-a-kind piece each time.
Modern Wedding Theme
For this theme, the unique designs of modern jewelry are best. You can very much say that this type of jewelry is an “art form” in itself. Going against the rule is what makes these geometrical pieces worth considering. Materials often used are combination if metal and silver with precious stones like emeralds, rubies and pearls all combined together to create a unique contrast that is worthy of admiration. The one word to describe these jewelries: Fun!
Classic Wedding Theme
This is still a favorite among wedding couples, maybe because this theme is the “safest” to plan. Likewise, in selecting your jewelry pieces, you can’t go wrong with classic jewelries. Choose among the different kinds of precious stones or pearls in varying colors set in gold,silver or platinum. If you like, you may stick to an all-diamond set for a gorgeous display of sparkles. Since there are so many to choose from this line, consider your color theme for the wedding.
For instance, an emerald will go well with a green theme, while blue sapphire goes with a blue theme. Have a bias for pearls? That’s easy, incorporate faux pearls in your floral decorations and garlands to establish a pearl theme wedding.
Whatever your theme, whatever your jewelry choices your day will be fantastic. Shop for jewelry in Pasadena, TX, have jewelry repaired and serviced on site and when possible while you wait.