Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding - Jan/Feb 2020 (Issue 78)

Glamming up any extra piercings you may have is also really in right now and is a trend that’s set to continue. An additional single earring is also another great way to add a delicate pop of colour. PROPOSAL Season Say ‘I do’ to all that glitters A s well as the all-important rings, the big-day bling includes a whole lot more, everything from classic tiaras, necklaces and earrings to contemporary pieces and bespoke designs. Not to mention, those must-have extras to complete your bridal look. We talk to local experts to get their take on what’s hot for the year ahead. Colour me pretty Ora diamond and ruby hoop earrings Bur re l l s ’ Top t rend forecas t s Adel reports: Wedding dresses with a hint of colour are in favour as an alternative to traditional white. So if you’re looking to keep the tone of your jewellery down to a minimum, or prefer some delicate non-coloured pieces, then diamond cluster hoops are perfect for subtle elegant sparkle. Diamond cluster hoop earrings Ruby and diamond single stud earring Emerald and diamond halo stud earrings If you’re all about coordination, these stunning emeralds also come with a matching necklace. Family run independent jeweller Burrells was founded in 1974 and has three stores including one in Winchester. They offer everything from bespoke jewellery to designer brands and watches. For the company Adel Tchavdarova says, “We believe that 2020 will be the year of colour! And by colour, we mean gemstones of all shades, shapes and sizes! If you’ve chosen a particular palette, it’s important to coordinate your jewellery to make your chosen pieces really pop. Popular gemstones include fiery fuchsia red rubies, deep blue sapphires and bright green emeralds to name a few, which look stunning set with diamonds.”  ❤ We expect to see continued demand for personalised wedding rings. From bespoke designs, to engraving and unusual patterns, the idea of ensuring that the rings are truly unique continues to grow in popularity. Engraving of the wedding date, or a special quote inside the ring, is a lovely way to complete the wedding rings. ❤ Yellow gold is having a resurgence, its recent popularity seems to be associated with a new appreciation for warm tones. RJ Morris Independent family jewellers of Hayling Island has more than 40 years’ experience in the business and offers a wide range of jewellery in both classic and modern styles. Owner Eleanor Marshall believes current popular wedding dress styles featuring high necklines and simple elegance will influence jewellery trends. “This is likely to change the style of accessories, the traditional single row of pearls are no longer seen as a staple piece of wedding jewellery and with the new necklines, we may see more earrings, bracelets and headpieces instead. This has given rise to some elegant, ornate earring designs,” she adds. A h e a d o f t h e g a m e Carina of Carina Rose Bridal, Stockbridge shares her top picks for the year ahead: ❤ Big bold headbands embellished with jewels, pearls and studs to sit high and wide around the head ❤ Gold floral tiaras of leaves and petals with an earthy Renaissance style ❤ Elaborate jewelled or flower crowns ❤ Small pretty hair slides in a nod to the 90’s and also big bright gold and silver side hair combs and hairbands for added glamour ❤ Veils with floral appliqués and pearls ❤ Floppy hats have made a come back too; if you’re brave enough! Pronovias Les Accessories JEWELLERY 63