The Ultimate Bridal Jewelry Guide for Wedding Day Glamour

Dress? Check. Shoes? Check. Now it's time to find your wedding jewelry. The earrings, necklaces and bracelets you wear on the day of your nuptials are the ultimate finishing touches to your bridal wardrobe, so you should be thoughtful about your choices. For instance, statement drop earrings deliver a totally different effect with an updo versus loose waves. Wedding day jewelry can also add sentimentality, such as a pendant custom engraved with your soon-to-be spouse's handwriting or a blue sapphire tennis bracelet to serve as your "something blue".

To help you style your look, we asked jewelry experts for their top accessorizing tips and favorite trends of the season. The result? The Knot Editors' definitive guide to top-rated bridal jewelry across every price point, metal and aesthetic to elevate your wedding day ensemble.

In this article:

• Top Bridal Jewelry Trends and Advice for 2027
• Wedding Jewelry for Brides, Loved by The Knot Editors
• The Best Wedding Jewelry Pieces For Your Dress
• Where to Buy Bridal Jewelry

Top Bridal Jewelry Trends and Advice for 2027

Just as fashion trends change, bridal jewelry follows its own distinct evolution. We spoke with industry experts across leading fine jewelry brands to unpack what's trending and show you how to seamlessly incorporate these ideas into your ensemble. One theme remained clear across all the trends: Modern bridal style is hyper-personalized.

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"Jewelry is personal, and your wedding day should be no different. Mix metals, add color, wear something sentimental or choose a combination simply because it excites you," says Mackenzie Dutton, Brand Marketing Manager at gorjana.

Colorful Accents

Color is officially popping up across all facets of bridal fashion, from pastel gowns at Bridal Fashion Week to footwear in light blue, blush, lavender and champagne. The next natural progression? Wedding day jewelry. Incorporating a colored gemstone adds an instant layer of personality to your ensemble. Stones like sapphires, aquamarines and blue topaz offer a chic, built-in way to incorporate your "something blue" into a ring, pair of drop earrings or tennis bracelet. Brides are also weaving their partner's birthstone, anniversary gems or family heirlooms directly into their accessory stack for a custom, sentimental touch.

When styling colored pieces, experts recommend leading with intention. "A colored stone works when it has a reason to be there—a family stone, a birthstone," says Jean Dousset, founder of his namesake luxury brand, Jean Dousset. He says, "Wear one point of color with conviction."

Anubh Shah, CEO and co-founder of With Clarity, agrees: "A sapphire can add a beautiful 'something blue,' but I would keep the surrounding jewelry simpler so the color has a clear purpose."

Mixed Metal Stacking

Gone are the days of sticking to a single metal tone. Mixed-metal designs are having a major moment across both everyday wear and bridal fashion. Take engagement rings, for example: Two-tone designs with platinum prongs set against a yellow gold band—or vice versa—along with mixed-metal wedding stacks are becoming widely available. Blending warm and cool tones creates a look that feels intentionally curated rather than just matched.

"Jewelry is one of the best ways to add contrast and personality without clashing with your [white or ivory] gown," says Shah. "White metals create a softer, more minimal look and tend to blend into the dress, while yellow gold gives you a bolder accent and stands out more." To style both, he advises: "I generally recommend at least a 65/35 balance: Choose one as the dominant metal and use the other as an accent. Layer the pieces close together so the mix looks intentional rather than accidental."

If you're not sure which metal should take center stage, let your dress color guide you. "If the gown is warm, yellow or rose-gold belongs. If it's cool or stark white, platinum keeps it clean," suggests Dousset.

Sculptural & Reimagined Classics

Modern brides aren't moving away from tradition—they're redesigning it. Traditional bridal staples are getting a contemporary makeover through bold, architectural silhouettes, most notably sleek bezel settings and irregular, baroque pearls. Instead of standard round pearls and delicate prong-set diamonds, today's accessories favor structural shapes that balance vintage appeal with a fresh, considered edge.

"Brides today are more design-literate than any generation before them," explains Dousset. "A bezel setting or a baroque pearl isn't just a trend—it's a response to that fluency. They want something considered, not inherited."

Beyond high fashion aesthetics, these updated classics offer a grounding connection to jewelry history. "Bezel-set jewelry has existed for thousands of years, and irregular baroque pearls were highly valued during the Renaissance," notes Shah. "These designs feel distinctive and personal, but they also blend easily into a bride's wardrobe without taking attention away from her overall look."

A bezel setting is a technique where a continuous collar of precious metal entirely encases the rim of a gemstone. This design delivers a clean, low-profile silhouette with an Art-Deco or mid-century edge. Celebrities may have served as a catalyst for this engagement ring look. "We've seen a number of celebrities embrace bezel settings, including Zoë Kravitz and Taylor Swift, which helps drive consumer interest," says Katie Zimmerman, SVP of Merchandising at Jared Jewelers. "These settings allow brides to express their individuality." Because a metal bezel accentuates the clean geometry of a stone, it pairs exceptionally well with minimalist silk crepes, sharp square necklines or tailored bridal suits, with the added benefit that its smooth metal edge won't snag on delicate gown lace or tulle.

Organic and baroque pearls, on the other hand, are naturally shaped, non-spherical freshwater pearls defined by their asymmetrical surfaces, organic curves and unique iridescence. They convey an effortlessly romantic, artistic and one-of-a-kind look that feels sculpted by nature rather than uniform like traditional round strands. To style them, let their natural asymmetry take center stage by pairing a dramatic baroque pearl drop earring with a clean, strapless gown or an understated slip dress, while avoiding overly ornate lace right at the neckline so the organic contours don't get lost in the fabric.

Ultimately, look for pieces that offer a sweet spot between self expression and timelessness. "Sculptural shapes pair classic materials with unexpected designs," adds Dutton. "There's something special about taking a traditional jewelry staple and giving it a fresh, modern twist."

Vintage and Luxury Watches

Watches are nothing new to wedding culture. They're often given as gifts to the groom from his partner on the wedding day as a reminder of all the wonderful time they've spent together and their life ahead. The same sentiment can absolutely be applied to wedding jewelry for a bride.

While tennis bracelets remain a wrist staple, brides are turning to watches as the ultimate statement accessory. A sleek timepiece—whether it's a new Cartier from their spouse-to-be or an heirloom watch passed down through family as their "something old"—adds an unexpected, tailored sophistication to bridal wear.

Beyond its visual appeal on the wedding day, a fine watch is perhaps the single most versatile investment piece in a bridal wardrobe. It seamlessly transitions from a silk gown down the aisle to a tailored blazer or casual white tee for decades to come, serving as a functional, daily reminder of your wedding day.

Wedding Jewelry for Brides, Loved by The Knot Editors

The Knot Editors can't stop admiring these bridal jewelry pieces. From baubles designed by iconic legacy houses to rising brands that should be on your radar, these earrings, necklaces and bracelets will accessorize you from head to toe on your wedding day.

• Best Classic Solitaire Diamond Studs: Jean Dousset Chelsea Essential Lab Diamond Round Brilliant Studs, from $950
• Best Drop & Dangle Earrings: Nadri CZ Pear And Oval Drop Earrings, $125
• Best Trend-Forward Lariat Necklace: Mejuri Celeste Lab Grown Diamond Lariat Necklace, $698
• Best Modern Bezel Tennis Bracelet: Quince 14K Gold Diamond Petite Bezel Tennis Bracelet, from $1,200
• Best Timeless Pearl Piece: Brilliant Earth Double Freshwater Cultured Pearl Drop Earrings, $245
• Best Mixed-Metal Bridal Accessory: David Yurman Crossover Hoop Earrings, $1,100
• Best Right-Hand Statement Ring: Ring Concierge Open Diamond Wrap Ring, $598
• Best Affordable Sparkle Under $100: Olive & Piper Porter Cluster Studs, $52
• Best "Something Blue" Gemstone Jewelry: Blue Nile Emerald Cut Birthstone Aquamarine Pendant Necklace, $680

The Best Wedding Jewelry Pieces For Your Dress (That You Can Shop Online Right Now)

Everyone's personal style is different, every wedding has its own distinct aesthetic and every gown is shaped with unique details that dictate your accessories. Plus, with endless options online, narrowing down the right choices can feel overwhelming. To help you build your dream bridal stack, we've rounded up the best wedding day jewelry for every dress style, neckline and budget—all available to shop with the click of a button.

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Wedding Necklaces

Every jewelry expert we consulted agreed on one rule: The neckline of your gown dictates your choice of wedding dress jewelry, particularly when it comes to necklaces.

Quick Guide to Matching Wedding Dress Necklines & Necklaces:

• Plunging or V-neck: Lariat or long drop necklace that follows the line of the gown
• Sweetheart: Delicate solitaire pendant to draw the eye in a flattering way
• Scoop or Square Neckline: Bold statement necklace to serve as a focal point
• High Neckline: Skip the necklace entirely and opt for statement earrings instead

Ultimately, the best bridal jewelry is whatever feels authentic to your personal style. "A minimal gown can be an opportunity to go bold or keep things just as understated; a detailed neckline can be paired with a simple pendant, layered with something unexpected or left completely bare," Dutton says. "The best combination is the one that makes you feel most like yourself."

Ahead, explore some of our favorite necklace ideas for your wedding day.

Brilliant Earth Premium Akoya Cultured Pearl Pendant

Photo: Brilliant Earth

You can never go wrong with a pendant necklace on your wedding day—especially when it shows off a pearl, the classic bridal gemstone. Customize yours with a silver, 14K gold or 14K rose gold chain paired with a traditional white cultured pearl—or opt for a rose-hued pearl for a subtle pop of color.

Mejuri Sia Birthstone Pendant Necklace

Photo: Mejuri

Incorporating gemstones is a meaningful way to add a splash of color to your bridal stack. This customizable wedding jewelry is centered around you or your partner's birthstone in a sleek bezel setting on a sterling silver or 14K gold vermeil chain. You can also select the gem for your wedding month or opt for a sapphire or aquamarine to serve as your "something blue."

Olive & Piper Mini Lucy Necklace

Photo: Olive & Piper

Talk about bridal glamour on a budget. This clustered crystal necklace sparkles with marquise and round-cut cubic zirconia for a nature-inspired statement look. Best of all, Olive & Piper offers matching earrings and a bracelet, so consider your wedding day accessory suite officially solved.

Blue Nile 18" Graduated Lab Grown Diamond Eternity Necklace

Photo: Blue Nile

In our books, a tennis necklace is always a major serve (pun intended). Level up your wedding wardrobe with this lab-grown diamond eternity necklace. Each diamond is set in three prongs and gradually increases in size toward the center for a distinct focal point.

Quince 14K Gold Lab Grown Diamond Solitaire Pendant

Photo: Quince

If you don't own a solitaire diamond necklace yet, now's the time to invest. Trust us, you'll wear it far beyond your wedding day. This classic piece effortlessly complements virtually any wedding dress neckline, leaving you with just one simple choice: a warm gold or crisp white-metal setting.

With Clarity Lab Three Stone Diamond Journey Pendant

Photo: Quince

The three pavé-set diamonds on this necklace represent the journey of your love: past, present and future. Aww! Sweet symbolism aside, it's an effortlessly chic choice available in 14K yellow, rose or white gold.

Jennifer Behr Pearl Ribbon Tie

Photo: Jennifer Behr

When it comes to your wedding wardrobe, the world is your oyster, so topping off your look with a string of freshwater pearls just makes sense. This bridal choker from Jennifer Behr offers a modern twist on the classic strand, ending with a delicate white ribbon-tie closure that allows you to adjust the fit to match your dress's neckline perfectly.

gorjana 14K Gold Alphabet Necklace

Photo: Gorjana

I surprised my sister with this personalized piece at her bridal shower, and she hasn't taken it off since. The asymmetrical necklace features a delicate alphabet charm styled with her fiancé's first initial. Crafted in solid 14K yellow or white gold, it won't tarnish—making it an everyday keepsake she'll wear long after the wedding day.

Mejuri Celeste Lab Grown Diamond Lariat Necklace

Photo: Mejuri

We're predicting lariat necklaces to take off in the bridal jewelry space. The style is ideal for a low neckline and comes in so many variations, from delicate to chunky, making it instantly unique. This option has a three-diamond cluster that drops down to two petite diamonds that bookend the vertical cord.

Shane Co. Birth Flower Quartz Pendant

Photo: Shane Co.

Instead of birthstones, add personalized bridal wedding jewelry through birthflowers. The pendant of this ethereal necklace is made from quartz and engraved with delicate stems like carnations for January and asters for September. Just choose your partner's birthday or use the month you're tying the knot to pick your charm.

Blue Nile Emerald Cut Birthstone Aquamarine Pendant Necklace

Photo: Blue Nile

We love how subtle this blue pendant necklace is. The emerald-cut aquamarine acts as a sweet "something blue" while functioning as the ultimate solitaire piece to complement your gown's neckline.

Wedding Day Earrings

Hairstyle and dress neckline play equal roles in determining wedding earrings for the bride. Whether you're wearing an elaborate updo or loose, bohemian waves, the earrings framed against your face serve as one of the most photographed accessories of the day.

Quick Guide to Styling Bridal Earrings:

• Updo or Pulled-Back Hair: Statement drops, chandelier earrings or dramatic baroque pearls to fill the open space
• Loose Waves or Hair Down: Classic solitaire studs, huggies or sleek drop earrings that won't tangle in your hair
• High Neckline or Ornate Bodice: Simple diamond studs or subtle hoops so your jewelry doesn't compete with the gown
• Strapless or Off-the-Shoulder: Bold drop earrings to draw attention upward and accent the collarbone

Comfort is just as crucial as style when it comes to earpieces you'll wear for twelve hours straight. "Studs—but bigger than any other day—are a timeless choice that keeps the focus entirely on your face," Dousset notes. Shah adds that postwedding versatility matters too: "Small drops or huggies still feel special for the wedding, but are much easier to wear regularly afterward."

Ahead, explore our top picks for bridal earrings across every style and price point.

Jean Dousset Chelsea Essential Lab Diamond Round Brilliant Studs

Photo: Jean Dousset

You simply can't go wrong with classic diamond studs. They bring effortless sparkle to your wedding day and transition seamlessly into your everyday wardrobe. Just choose anywhere from one to four carats, and keep Jean Dousset's core styling rule in mind: go bigger for this special occasion.

Brilliant Earth Double Freshwater Cultured Pearl Drop Earrings in Silver

Photo: Brilliant Earth

These double-drop pearl earrings are simply timeless. Two luminous freshwater cultured pearls cascade down in graduated sizes, creating an elegant tiered look. At under $250, they deliver classic bridal sophistication at an approachable price point.

Kendra Scott Tube Small 20mm Hoop Earrings

Photo: Kendra Scott

Gold hoops are likely a staple in your daily rotation, and we're here to tell you they can absolutely work for your wedding day. Available in 18K gold vermeil or sterling silver, these hoops come in three sizes, all with a sleek, narrow profile designed to complement any bridal hairstyle.

Jennifer Fisher 18K Essential Pavé Tiny Huggie

Photo: Jennifer Fisher

Jennifer Fisher offers a range of celebrity-loved hoop earrings made from solid gold if you're looking to splurge on jewelry for your wedding that you'll also wear for the rest of your happily married life. We particularly love this pair of petite pavé huggies for a clean, yet sparkly bridal look.

Olive & Piper Porter Cluster Studs

Photo: Olive & Piper

Backed by over 600 reviews with a five-star average, these crystal stud earrings deliver guaranteed aisle glamour. Their eye-catching arrangement of marquise and round stones creates a dramatic, fan-like statement that demands an off-the-face hairstyle to truly shine.

Nadri CZ Pear And Oval Drop Earrings

Photo: Nadri

Featuring a trio of stones—two of which are encircled by brilliant halos—these drop earrings bring instant glamour in both gold and silver finishes. They're just the piece of jewelry for a bride on her wedding day planning to wear her hair up.

David Yurman Crossover Hoop Earrings

Photo: David Yurman

Right on trend with their mixed-metal design, these sterling silver and 14K yellow gold hoops from David Yurman offer a unique twist on bridal accessories. Combining Yurman's signature cable motif with a smooth gold band, they serve as a subtle, beautiful metaphor for two lives weaving together on your wedding day.

Brilliant Earth Hydrangea Bouquet Earrings

Photo: Brilliant Earth

If your wedding florals feature any hydrangeas, we have to recommend these cluster stud earrings. Combining a London blue topaz, a sapphire, an aquamarine and a diamond, they'll add a pop of color to your wedding day look. Better still, there's a matching necklace.

GLDN Medallion White Sapphire
Earrings

Photo: GLDN

Modern and low maintenance, these drop earrings highlight an east-west, bezel-set lab-grown white sapphire. Sitting just below the earlobe, they offer a drop silhouette that still stays out of your hair all night. Available in both gold vermeil and sterling silver.

Anthropologie Freshwater Pearl Drop Earrings

Photo: Anthropologie

Reviewers describe these drop earrings as dreamy, elegant and comfortably lightweight. Each dainty chain features seven organic freshwater pearls linked together, making them a whimsical addition to any romantic bridal look.

Effy Jewelry 18K Two-Tone Gold Oval Yellow Diamond Stud Earrings

Photo: Effy Jewelry

Did you know yellow diamonds represent joy, optimism and new beginnings? In other words, exactly what you're feeling on your wedding day! These shimmering studs highlight an oval-cut yellow diamond framed by a halo of brilliant round diamonds, adding a warm pop of color to your bridal look.

Bridal Bracelets

When it comes to wristwear, the key is striking a balance between sleeve length, gown fabric and long-term rewearability. Bracelets add an effortless touch of sparkle to your hands during ring exchanges and cake cutting, but choosing the right silhouette prevents snagging on your wedding dress' delicate fabrics.

Quick Guide to Choosing a Wedding Bracelet:

• Sleeveless, Strapless or Short Sleeves: Classic tennis bracelet or a modern cuff to add elegance to bare arms
• Long Lace or Tulle Sleeves: Skip the bracelet or choose a smooth, bezel-set piece without sharp prongs that could catch on lace
• Minimalist Gown: Layered mixed-metal or texture for an intentionally curated, modern look

"Pieces that travel best beyond the wedding day were never exclusively bridal to begin with," Dousset emphasizes. For instance, a diamond tennis bracelet—arguably one of the most popular wedding day styles. Dutton recommends looking for versatile designs: "A timeless tennis bracelet with a mix of diamond sizes and bezel settings gives you something unexpected while still feeling delicate and effortless."

Below, discover the best wedding day bracelets to shop online right now.

Swarovski Imber Emily Tennis Bracelet

Photo: Swarovski

Delivering all the radiance of high jewelry at an accessible price point, this rhodium-plated tennis bracelet features striking round-cut blue crystals in smooth, non-snagging bezel settings. It provides a soft, light-catching hue that serves as the ultimate "something blue" for your wedding day stack.

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Quince 14K Gold Lab Grown Diamond Bezel Set Tennis Bracelet

Photo: Quince

Crafted from solid 14K gold, this classic tennis bracelet is adorned with lab-grown diamonds encased in sleek bezel settings. It offers effortless luxury that lies flat against the wrist, making it an ideal anchor piece to wear on your wedding day and for years to come.

Sami Jewels Studded Bangle

Photo: Sami Jewels

For a bracelet with more structure, opt for a cuff—like this striking piece from Sami Jewels. Light-catching cubic zirconia stones appear to float between two ridged bands of gold or silver. It looks stunning on its own or pairs effortlessly with a solid bangle for a layered stack.

Jared Signature Diamond Staggered Three-Row Tennis Style Bracelet

Photo: Jared Jewelers

For the bride looking to make a high-impact statement, this lavish piece features three rows of staggered diamonds designed for maximum shine. Set in a sweeping tennis-style band, its dramatic sparkle brings red-carpet-worthy glamour to any formal aisle aesthetic.

Citizen L Rainell Watch

Photo: Citizen Watch

Blending precision timekeeping with jewelry-level elegance, this watch has a graceful teardrop-shaped case and a sleek integrated bracelet. Powered by Eco-Drive light technology, it eliminates the need for battery changes, making it a sophisticated, functional accessory for wedding festivities and beyond. What's more, its synthetic sapphire-set crown adds a charming touch of lucky blue.

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gorjana Lou Pearl Bracelet

Photo: Gorjana

Pairing luminous, organic freshwater pearls with warm 18K gold-plated brass, this delicate piece offers an approachable take on classic bridal style. Its fluid construction and subtle hinge detail make it a versatile addition, whether worn solo or layered into a bracelet stack.

Shane Co. Lab-Grown Diamond Station Bracelet

Photo: Shane Co.

Available in sterling silver for affordable bridal jewelry or 14K yellow, white or rose gold if you want to splurge, plus a variety of carat weights, this station bracelet is easily customized to fit your wedding day vision. Five brilliant, round-cut lab-grown diamonds sit along a delicate adjustable chain, offering a timeless piece you'll wear long after the wedding day.

Fashion Rings for the Wedding Day

While your engagement ring and wedding band take center stage on your left hand, right-hand statement rings offer a dedicated space to show personal style, family heritage or a splash of color.

"Stackable bands add sparkle without overpowering an everyday look," Shah says, "making them incredible long-term investment pieces."

Here are the best unique bridal jewelry rings to complete your aisle wardrobe.

Ring Concierge Open Diamond Wrap Ring

Photo: Ring Concierge

This open wrap ring spirals around the finger for a fluid effect. Crafted with delicate round diamonds set in 14K yellow, white or rose gold, it's an effortless choice for a right-hand accent that complements your engagement ring without competing with it.

Made By Mary CZ Birth Flower Eternity Ring

Photo: Made By Mary

For personalized bridal jewelry, we love Made By Mary's birth flower ring. Decorated with delicate cubic zirconia stones interspersed with intricate botanical engravings, it's an affordable, sentimental piece that serves as a subtle nod to your wedding month or a loved one's birth flower.

Pandora Double Heart Sparkling Ring

Photo: Pandora

Calling all hopeless romantic brides! This ring features two interlocking heart-cut stones framed by a halo of pave cubic zirconia. The bypass design symbolizes two lives coming together, making it a sweet, high-shine statement piece for your wedding day stack.

With Clarity Toi et Moi Created Sapphire and Lab Diamond Bypass Ring

Photo: With Clarity

Embracing one of the most coveted trends in bridal jewelry, this toi et moi, translated to "you and me," ring pairs a rich blue lab-created sapphire with a radiant lab-grown diamond on an elegant bypass band. The pairing offers a striking balance of color and brilliance for a cocktail ring for your right hand.

Jean Dousset Elle Double Lab Diamond Band

Photo: Jean Dousset

This Jean Dousset ring pairs two parallel bands: one an 18K white gold pavé eternity band and the other a sleek 18K yellow gold band. The mixed-metal design offers ultimate versatility, making it effortless to pair with the rest of your wedding day stack.

Effy Jewelry Signature 14K White Gold Tanzanite and Diamond Panther Ring

Photo: Effty Jewelry

Dua Lipa set a new standard for bold bridal style when she paired a serpent necklace with her wedding look—and Effy Jewelry offers that same fearless glamour. Renowned for incorporating panther motifs into fine jewelry, the brand shines in pieces like this black-and-white panther ring set with a rich tanzanite focal stone. For brides seeking organic elegance, explore their "In the Garden" line for intricate floral-inspired design.

Where to Buy Bridal Jewelry

There are endless places to shop for your wedding jewelry, which is why we recommend setting a budget first. Establishing a spending limit will help narrow your search and point you toward retailers in your price range. You can also get creative with how you allocate your budget—perhaps you choose to invest in a statement necklace from a luxury jeweler, but opt for simple, budget-friendly studs. Ultimately, the best bridal jewelry is whatever speaks to your personal style, regardless of trends, so browse freely.

Anthropologie: Serving up ultra-romantic, boho-chic bridal jewelry, Anthropologie's collection is tailored to the bride looking to add effortless and affordable charm to her look.

Blue Nile: Blue Nile is best known for timeless, diamond-forward, elegant styles making them a go-to bridal jewelry designer for a traditional wedding look.

Brilliant Earth: Brilliant Earth offers fine jewelry made from lab-grown diamonds and recycled precious metals. Brides will find a blend of traditional silhouettes and contemporary pieces, with a signature emphasis on nature-inspired designs.

Catbird: Based in Brooklyn, Catbird offers a blend of edgy and whimsical jewelry with highly customizable styles.

gorjana: Known for versatile, stackable gold designs, gorjana offers accessible fine jewelry that brides will easily wear long after the wedding day.

Jared: With decades of experience and nationwide store locations, Jared provides an expansive range of high-impact sparkle bridal jewelry.

Jean Dousset: As the great-great-grandson of Louis-François Cartier, Jean Dousset carries high-jewelry heritage into a modern era. His eponymous brand specializes in luxury, French-inspired designs crafted exclusively with lab-grown diamonds.

Jennifer Behr: Known initially for couture bridal hair accessories, Jennifer Behr now offers an equally stunning range of statement jewelry, from hand-carved crystal drop earrings to pearl-embellished chokers.

Kendra Scott: Renowned for sculptural silhouettes and vibrant materials (like their iconic Danielle frame, an elongated, modified oval with distinctive faceted edges, and their signature dichroic stones), Kendra Scott offers a diverse selection of fine and fashion jewelry for the modern bride.

Mejuri: For direct-to-consumer fine jewelry, shop Mejuri. They offer sleek jewelry for your wedding made from 14K solid gold and ethically sourced diamonds.

Nadri: With over 35 years of experience delivering high-sparkle bridal jewelry, Nadri pairs plated brass and sterling silver with premium cubic zirconia. The result is accessible, brilliantly crafted styles that flawlessly mimic the look of fine diamonds.

Olive & Piper: Widely considered a premier destination for affordable bridal jewelry, Olive & Piper specializes in romantic, crystal-laden designs that deliver high-impact glamour without the luxury price tag.

Ring Concierge: Female-founded and tailored for the modern romantic, Ring Concierge delivers clean, minimalist designs that classic brides will adore.

Swarovski: Founded in 1895 and a global leader in precision-cut crystals ever since, Swarovski delivers maximum radiance without the high price tag of diamonds. Consider it your go-to destination for statement pieces that catch the light from every angle.

With Clarity: While best known for customizable lab-grown and natural diamond engagement rings, With Clarity also features a curated bridal jewelry line that shows off their signature craftsmanship. If your ring came from With Clarity, finding matching earrings or a pendant to complete your aisle stack is practically effortless.