Collection: Wedding Diamond Necklace Set

Consider your neckline: strapless and sweetheart necklines pair beautifully with statement necklaces or chokers; V-necks suit drop pendants or Y-necklaces; high necklines and heavily embellished bodices often look best with statement earrings only or skip the necklace entirely. Bring photos of your dress when shopping.

It doesn't need to match exactly, but matching metals creates cohesion. If your engagement ring is white gold, a white gold necklace maintains consistency. That said, if you love a piece in a different metal and can pull it off confidently, there are no absolute rules.

Ideally, 3-6 months before your wedding. This allows time for custom designs, ensures availability, and gives you opportunities to try pieces with your dress during fittings. For ready-made pieces, 2-3 months is usually sufficient.

Primarily, yes, but bridesmaids, mothers of the bride/groom, and wedding guests also wear elegant necklaces for weddings. Bridal necklaces tend to be more significant and distinctive, while others choose complementary but less prominent pieces.

Absolutely. Choose a design versatile enough for future special occasions- anniversaries, galas, formal events. Many brides intentionally select necklaces they'll treasure and wear for years rather than one-day-only pieces. This makes the investment more meaningful.

16-18" lengths (choker to princess) work best for most wedding dresses, sitting prominently at or just below the collarbone. Longer lengths can work with specific necklines but risk getting lost under veils or competing with dress details. Consider your dress and hairstyle.

It depends on your dress. Heavily embellished gowns pair better with delicate necklaces to avoid visual competition. Simple, clean dresses can handle statement necklaces beautifully. Consider your personal style too — you should feel like an elevated version of yourself, not someone else.

Choose necklaces that sit flush against the skin rather than extending outward. Avoid very long or multi-strand pieces that might tangle. Discuss your veil style with us- we'll recommend appropriate designs. Many brides wear the veil for ceremony and reveal the necklace fully at the reception.

Definitely. We can redesign heirloom pieces or incorporate diamonds/gemstones from family jewelry into a new wedding necklace. This honors tradition while creating something suited to your style and dress- a beautiful way to carry family history down the aisle.

Since your wedding will be extensively photographed and the necklace worn close to your face, we recommend minimum VS-SI clarity and H-I color for optimal brilliance in photos. Quality matters for this once-in-a-lifetime occasion and the heirloom potential.

Both approaches work. Sets ensure perfect coordination and are convenient. Mixing allows more personality and prevents an overly matchy look. Many brides choose coordinating pieces that share design language without being identical- same metal and style but different forms.

Have it professionally cleaned 1-2 weeks before the wedding. Check the clasp for security. On the wedding day, put it on after makeup and hair to avoid tangling or transfer. Designate someone (maid of honor, mother) to help with the clasp and safeguard it when removed.

While possible, most brides purchase their wedding necklace for sentimental reasons and to wear again. This significant piece often becomes an heirloom passed to future generations. The emotional value typically outweighs cost considerations for this particular jewelry purchase.

We recommend finalizing your necklace at least one month before the wedding to allow time for any adjustments. However, we prioritize bridal pieces and can often accommodate urgent requests for length adjustments, clasp changes, or minor modifications if needed.

We offer returns and exchanges within 14 days on non-custom pieces. Custom wedding necklaces are final sale, but we work meticulously with you throughout the process- including consultations with your dress photos and multiple approval stages- to ensure the piece is absolutely perfect before your wedding day.