Pearl jewellery for the wedding - Stylish jewellery ideas for the bride & guests

Fine pearl earrings emphasise the bride's natural beauty. Whether classic, modern or romantically playful - pearl earrings adapt to every style and are as changeable as the wedding itself. For a subtle, elegant look, we recommend delicate pearl earrings that gently frame the bride's face without distracting from her dress or hairstyle. If you prefer something a little more eye-catching, opt for delicate pearl pendants or stylish hoop earrings.

It is important to coordinate with the hairstyle: updos harmonise perfectly with narrow, slightly swinging pendants, while discreet studs or small hoop earrings provide the perfect accent for open hair or romantic waves.

For off-the-shoulder or strapless dresses, we recommend a pearl choker that elegantly clings to the neck and emphasises the décolleté. V-necklines harmonise wonderfully with a medium-length necklace that falls gently into the neckline and rounds off the overall look. Simple, purist sheath dresses are given a sophisticated touch with a long, individually looped pearl necklace - ideal for modern brides with a penchant for vintage elements.

Single pearls on fine gold or platinum necklaces are a particular trend, creating a minimalist yet highly elegant look.

Pearl jewellery really comes into its own when it is combined with the right materials and colours. Soft fabrics such as silk, lace, tulle and satin provide the perfect stage for the delicate shimmer of the pearls. They absorb the light, reflect it gently and make the jewellery look almost alive.

Classic colour partners are white, cream, ivory, champagne and delicate shades of rosé. For modern weddings and evening parties, shimmering Tahitian pearls on dark fabrics such as midnight blue, anthracite or black make elegant statements. This contrast gives the look an extravagant touch and is a talking point.

Styling tip: A simple, strapless lace dress, pearl stud earrings and a delicate bracelet - a look that epitomises timeless elegance.

It's not just the bride who can shine on her big day. The mother of the bride, maid of honour and wedding guests can also set elegant accents with subtle pearl jewellery. While the bride usually opts for classic white pearls, guests can go for soft rosé, champagne or shimmering grey tones.

Tahitian pearls are ideal for evening weddings or for guests who want to make a fashion statement. In combination with simple dresses or elegant two-piece suits, a pearl bracelet or a pair of stud earrings provides the perfect finishing touch to the outfit.

In order for pearl jewellery to unfold its full splendour on the wedding day, a little care is required. Jewelry should be polished the evening before with a soft, lint-free cloth and stored carefully. The following applies when wearing jewellery: Pearls should be put on last and taken off first to avoid contact with perfume, hairspray or make-up.

After the wedding, it is advisable to store the jewellery in a soft case, separate from other pieces of jewellery. This will keep them as radiant as they were on the big day.