A few pieces of dazzling jewelry can do wonders for an understated wedding gown. Though my overstated lady lumps make me look ridiculous in sheath dresses, there are few thinks I love more than a plain satin sheath paired with some beautiful and original baubles. As soon as I happened upon Jen Preston’s wonderful designs, I thought how lovely they’d look on some chic, sheathed bride. Her pieces have an architectural oomph to them that would likely be too bold when paired with an elaborate gown, but they would no doubt be strikingly elegant when serving as a focal point. Observe:
As an aside, this necklace makes me think of frequent commenter Sterlingspider.
(drools and covets)
I particularly love the candelabra earrings. Gorgeous. And yes, they’d all look magnificent with a sheath style gown.
Wow — that first pair is gorgeous, or would be on one with the bone structure to pull them off.
SterlingSpider must get that necklace!
*sigh* if she cannot, Ross-Simons.com has some very appealing (considering) pieces of sterling spider jewelry. But that necklace would be perfect!
I should totally hate you right now, but the necklace is far too fabulous.
Nevermind, my ire has totally been redirected at La Belladonna for appraising me of the existance of this
http://ross-simons.com/perl/rssh0001.cgi?DETAIL=JDP1%20180916%20PND%208W
Seriously though, all beautiful stuff. It’s nice to see spiders in fine jewelry as what I usually find is so kitschy and while I’m certainly no stranger to kitsch, beautiful things are nice too.
Sterlingspider, if you don’t want people to find fabulous jewelry for you … don’t have a fabulous name!
(This is a big fib; I will find jewelry for almost anyone. But StSp has made it easy to do.)