Today, we’re showing off the custom set of bridal jewelry we created full of vintage vibes and stunning raw crystals.
Bride Kylie found us on Instagram. She fell in love with a post featuring our Deco Rose Gold Bridal Earrings, but the metal color wasn’t exactly right for her. She reached out to us to see if it would be possible to get them in yellow gold.
- And as a custom jeweler, our answer is (almost) always YES!
What started as a request for customized earrings quickly grew into a full custom set of bridal jewels. The raw crystals paired with a vintage style came together in the most romantic way.
In the end, we created four elements for Kylie’s wedding look:
- earrings
- necklace
- bracelet
- hairpin set
Notice the vintage details in these pieces! From the warm, yellow gold and deco-style embellishments inspired by the original earrings that caught Kylie’s eye; to the rough clear crystal quartz points and the more delicate clear Swarovski crystal “sprouts” (our signature element).
This set gives us all the romantic vintage wedding feels. And we think raw crystals might be the most lovely wedding jewelry element since pearls!
We played with the contrast between rough + fine for a stunning effect. The delicate chains on the necklace and bracelet set against the rough crystals give interest to the look. And, the set ended up looking cohesive but not overly “matchy.”
Pure perfection!
And, in a time when rose gold is having a moment and white gold has been the standard, these warm yellow hues are refreshing (and just the right way to keep that vintage vibe).
Kylie sent us such a sweet message when her vintage wedding jewels showed up on her doorstep:
“I wanted to let you know I got all of the jewelry and it is even prettier in person! I love it all…and I can’t wait to see it all put together on the wedding day!”
This bridal set has got our design wheels turning as we think about the next bridal collection.
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Would you like to see any of these pieces make an appearance in the Jewelry Shop? Tell us in the comments!
Photo Credits: Bekah Kay Creative // Nichole Meredith Photography