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Whether you're looking for a unique hand-crafted diamond wedding ring, wedding bands, bridal accessories or wedding gifts for your attendants, your local jeweller is certain to have the perfect choice for you.
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C.W Sellors
Dream Derbyshire wedding? Discover exquisite C.W. Sellors jewellery.
Flemings The Jewellers
Discover exquisite wedding rings at Flemings the Jewellers, Derbyshire.
Market Cross Jewellers
Crafting exquisite wedding rings in County Durham. Discover Market Cross Jewellers.
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Alison
Your wedding jewellery is special, and it's worth dedicating time to. As someone who has been a wedding professional for over 25 years, Alison is perfectly placed to offer her expertise and source you the best wedding jewellery for your tastes.
Ward & Corrigan
Discover exquisite wedding rings at Ward & Corrigan, Kent's premier jeweller.
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Alison
Your wedding jewellery is special, and it's worth dedicating time to. As someone who has been a wedding professional for over 25 years, Alison is perfectly placed to offer her expertise and source you the best wedding jewellery for your tastes.
Equinox Jewellery Design Studio
Crafting bespoke wedding rings in Hertfordshire? Discover Equinox Jewellery Design Studio.
J.W D'arcy Ltd
Crafting perfect wedding rings? Discover J.W D'arcy Ltd, Cambridgeshire's premier jeweller.
Stanleys Of The Jewellery Quarter
Discover exquisite wedding rings at Stanleys Of The Jewellery Quarter, West Midlands.
Pebbles Jewellery
Cornish wedding? Discover exquisite jewellery at Pebbles Jewellery.
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H.Hogarth
Cumbria couples: Discover exquisite wedding jewellery at H. Hogarth.
Aspen Jewellers
Crafting Suffolk's most exquisite wedding jewellery. Discover Aspen Jewellers.
Rock Lobster Jewellery
Worcestershire couples: Discover exquisite wedding jewellery at Rock Lobster Jewellery.
John Ramsdens Dewsbury Cheque Exchange
Ramsdens Jewellers: crafting the perfect rings for your perfect Yorkshire wedding.
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Anja Potze Fine Jewellery
Worcestershire couples: Discover exquisite wedding jewellery at Anja Potze.
The Goldsmithy
Worcestershire couples: exquisite wedding jewellery at The Goldsmithy.
Hills Goldsmiths
Crafting perfect wedding rings in Warwickshire. Discover Hills Goldsmiths.
Christopher George Jewellers Ltd
Cardiff couples: Craft your perfect wedding rings at Christopher George Jewellers.
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J.F Colley
Falkirk's J.F Colley: crafting exquisite wedding jewellery for your special day.
Mayfair Jewellers
Crafting exquisite wedding rings in the heart of Mayfair. Discover more.
Ciro Pearls Ltd
Crafting exquisite wedding jewellery in West London, Ciro Pearls adds lustre to your special day.
Clogau Gold of Wales
Discover exquisite Welsh gold wedding rings at Clogau Gold of Wales in Denbighshire.
Ore Struck
Crafting unique wedding rings? Discover Ore Struck, Devon's artisan jeweller.
The Croft Workshops
Crafting bespoke wedding rings in County Durham? Discover The Croft Workshops.
Aurora Designs
Aurora Designs crafts magical wedding jewellery in Essex. Discover more.
SG7 by Design
Crafting unique wedding rings? Discover SG7 by Design, West Yorkshire's bespoke jeweller.
At Work
Crafting unique wedding rings? Discover At Work, a Central London jeweller.
Forever Wedding Rings
Hampshire couples: Discover exquisite wedding rings at Forever Wedding Rings.
John Pass Jeweller and Watchmaker
Cheshire couples: Discover exquisite wedding rings at John Pass Jeweller and Watchmaker.
Whether you are wanting to buy a traditional diamond solitaire engagement ring, his and hers wedding bands, and even thank you gifts for your attendants such as engraved silver picture frames, tankards or watches, your local jeweller is likely to have a great choice. Wedding jewellers are one of the few industries that still has a great High Street, rather than online, presence.
Most brides, and an increasing majority of grooms, wear a wedding band or ring permanently as an outward sign of their marriage, so it is key to choose one that is both comfortable and flattering. Wedding rings made from yellow gold are most conventional, but bands made from white gold, Welsh gold or rose gold, platinum, titanium or even the cheaper option of stainless steel are steadily increasing in popularity.
Engagement rings
Tradition dictates that it is correct for the groom to have spent a month's wages on the engagement ring, and to have bought it prior to proposing. Modern brides often prefer to have an input as to the style of her ring - particularly as it is such a massive investment and something that you will wear for many many years. If you don't want to go for a conventional diamond ring, the brides birthstone makes an individual alternative. Bespoke engagement rings and wedding rings are not necessarily more expensive, and ensure your choice will be unique.
Wedding rings
Your wedding rings is the most personal piece of jewellery you will ever own. Not only because of the meaning behind wearing it, and the promises you have made to each other during your wedding ceremony's ring exchange, but also because it is perhaps the only piece of jewellery that you will wear almost continuously for the rest of your life.
Engagement rings are often passed from one generation to another, but the same seldom applies to wedding rings and the chances are that you will be choosing a new one. Choose your wedding jewellery carefully; it will be with you for ever.
The Best Man should look after the wedding rings until the part of the wedding ceremony that the rings are blessed and put on your fingers, although some couples choose to have a ring bearer to carry the wedding rings on a cushion at the appropriate part of the ceremony. This ring bearer is often a small page boy, but couples are getting creative with this custom and with the celebrant's permission might use anything from their pet dog with it tied around their collar to a barn owl with a special leather pouch tied on its leg. Custom dictates that the wedding ring is worn on the fourth finger of your left hand and it is usual for the bride to take off her engagement ring before the wedding ceremony, replacing it after the wedding ring is put on her finger.
Wedding jewellery
Careful choice of wedding jewellery can add an extra wow factor to your wedding outfit. Have you thought about your dress style, neckline and fabric? Are you wearing your hair up or down? There are some stunning necklaces with beautiful detailing at the back of the neck which will look great if your hair is up. Many brides give their bridesmaids a gift of the necklace, earrings or bracelet that they would like them to wear as part of their bridesmaid outfit.
Bridal tiaras and hair accessories
Although not every bride wears them, a bridal tiara or sparkly hair accessories can play an important role in your overall bridal outfit. It probably isn't the time for a cheap costume tiara that risks making you look like you are dressing as a princess from the school dressing up box, so spoil yourself and invest in something really pretty that you will treasure after the big day. Whether you have chosen to wear a family heirloom or a more modern accessory, remember to make sure it is balanced with your shoes, hair and make-up, and that you take any bridal hair accessories or tiaras that you are planning to wear to the hairdresser to incorporate into your hair style.
Wedding Rings & Jewellery FAQs
Whether you are wanting to buy an engagement ring, his and hers wedding bands, or even thank you gifts for your attendants, your local jeweller is likely to have a great selection. Wedding jewellers are one of the few industries that still has a great High Street, rather than online, presence.
Tradition dictates that the groom should have bought the engagement ring prior to proposing, however modern brides often prefer to have an input as to the ring's style. If you don''t want to go for a conventional diamond ring, the bride's birthstone makes an individual alternative.
It is key to choose a wedding ring that is both comfortable and flattering. Wedding rings made from yellow gold are most conventional, but bands made from white gold, Welsh gold or rose gold, platinum, titanium or even the cheaper option of stainless steel are steadily increasing in popularity.
Traditionally, the best man should look after the wedding rings they are placed on your fingers during the ceremony, although some couples choose to have a ring bearer to carry the rings on a cushion. This ring bearer is often a small boy, but couples are getting creative with this custom and might use anything from their pet dog to a barn owl!
Traditionally, the groom is supposed to have spent a month''s wages on the engagement ring, but realistically it is entirely up to you. How much you spend entirely depends on what materials, style or stones you want. Bespoke engagement and wedding rings are not necessarily more expensive, and ensure your choice will be unique.
Wedding jewellery can add an extra wow factor to your wedding outfit. It is vital to balance this with your dress, shoes, hair and make-up. For example, a bridal tiara or sparkly hair accessories can play an important role in your overall bridal outfit but you should show it to the hairdresser to incorporate into your hair style.