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The jewelry a bride wears on her special day is well-planned. A woman’s wedding day is often planned for six months to a year, sometimes longer. Everything is considered with great thought, from the bridal bouquet to the little place setting name tags.

Bridal jewelry should be beautiful, but not too extravagant as to overtake the gown. Let’s face it: the wedding gown always takes the cake as far as attention is concerned! Always popular in bridal jewelry is the pearl. Pearls worn at weddings are generally white, but the color variety in pearls allows for a bit of color to be mixed in with white on the wedding day. Freshwater or saltwater, pearls are absolutely classic and gorgeous.

Pearls have been loved for as long as jewelry has been worn. The ancient Greeks believed that pearls were the tears of the sea nymphs. In mythology, pearl necklaces became the symbol of a happy marriage—pearls were believed to make your eyes shine and to guard you from unhappy love, thus pearls have been associated with weddings ever since.

Check our collection of pearl jewelry as you plan your upcoming nuptials. Happy bidding!

A woman’s wedding day is often planned for six months to a year, sometimes longer. Everything is considered from the bridal bouquet to the little place setting name tags. Nothing is left unconsidered, including the jewelry the bride will wear on the big day.

Always popular in bridal jewelry is the pearl. Freshwater or saltwater, pearls are absolutely gorgeous. Pearls worn at weddings are generally white, but the color variety in pearls allows for a bit of color to be mixed in with white on the wedding day.

The ancient Greeks believed that pearls were the tears of the sea nymphs. In mythology, pearl necklaces became the symbol of a happy marriage—pearls were believed to make your eyes shine and to guard you from unhappy love, thus pearls have been associated
with weddings ever since.

A woman’s wedding day is often planned for six months to a year, sometimes longer. Everything is considered from the bridal bouquet to the little place setting name tags. Nothing is left unconsidered, including the jewelry the bride will wear on the big day.

Always popular in bridal jewelry is the pearl. Freshwater or saltwater, pearls are absolutely gorgeous. Pearls worn at weddings are generally white, but the color variety in pearls allows for a bit of color to be mixed in with white on the wedding day.

The ancient Greeks believed that pearls were the tears of the sea nymphs. In mythology, pearl necklaces became the symbol of a happy marriage—pearls were believed to make your eyes shine and to guard you from unhappy love, thus pearls have been associated with weddings ever since.

As long as there are diamond encrusted ice cream cones and edible gold ice cream sundaes, why shouldn’t there be a diamond studded wedding cake. One that requires around the clock body guards - a trifling expense surely.

Presented at Luxury Brands Bridal Show on Rodeo Drive, this $20 million wedding cake, a collaboration between a cake designer and jewelry designer is said to be the world’s most expensive wedding cake and is, by the way, not meant to be eaten.

For those brides who want their wedding to sparkle, you can find a feast of delicious, if not edible, bridal jewelry in our online auction.

Katie Couric may not be able to pull her weight as a serious newscaster but she does a marvelous job modeling pearls. This is such a classic and tailored look that you can easily see why a pearl necklace has to be a jewelry wardrobe staple.

Be it one simple strand or several, the pearl necklace can also do duty as a basic in bridal jewelry, their pure luminescence often favored by brides.

Gifts for bridesmaids? Explore our online selection of pearl necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets. Bidz.com is the place to bid on the perfect pearl jewelry to adorn your wedding party.

Have you been trying to conjure up a unique and elegant way to pop the big question? Is an anniversary coming up that you want to celebrate in an extravagant manner.

Some plush watering holes might be able to help you put on the show - if you don’t mind the price tag.

“The Ritz-Carlton hotel in Roppongi, a trendy district in Tokyo, serves a “diamond-tini” with a 1.06-carat diamond for $15,000. For that extravagant price, the server does more than just plop the drink down on a napkin and walk away. The presentation includes tableside preparation and the song “Diamonds Are Forever” playing in the background as the stone floats to the bottom of the glass. A ring mounting by a local jeweler at a later date is also part of the package.”
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For engagement rings and all of your bridal jewelry, be sure to scour our online auction for the most exquisite wedding styles. Unfortunately, we cannot serve it up in a martini but we do serve it up with exceptional savings.