Circle Chic
An ear cuff, like the “Vanora” crystal and pearl cuff by Naturae Design, brings an unexpected hint of sparkle to updos and down hair styles alike. $396, from Idina Bride in Edmonds.
Lucky Charm
Why wait for your fifth anniversary to wear wood? This oh-so-chic necklace by Peserico is crafted from painted wood and clear spheres, making a statement all on its own. $298, from Butch Blum in downtown Seattle.
Light as a Feather
Add a touch of classic elegance with this feather and crystal hair accessory by Deanna DiBene Millinery. $78, from Cicada Bridal in downtown Seattle.
Gold Wonder
The “Aurora” hair comb by Mineral Bride features a gilded leaf design and matching comb to infuse your wedding-day ensemble with a bit of bohemian elegance. $198, from Idina Bride in Edmonds.
All That Glitters
Glamour and elegance join forces in a crystal and pearl hair comb by Justine M Couture that’s sure to draw guests’ notice all night long. $102, from MeaMarie Bridal Atelier in Kirkland.
Look Good, Do Good
Made with sustainably sourced African cattle horn and accented with bronze bands, these drop “Somo” earrings, designed by Ashley Pittman, were handcrafted by Kenyan artisans through a fair-trade program. Brides won’t just look good wearing them, they’ll be doing good, too. $395, from Marios Seattle, located downtown.
Smooth As Silk
Crafted with silk that’s been dipped in 22K gold, these earrings—from Kiplus, one of Japan’s famous kimono houses, which has recently expanded into accessory design—have an avant-garde shape that’s sure to glean attention. $895, from Fox’s Seattle, located downtown.
Wreath Of Pearls
Up your ’do game by entwining the “Eliora” cascade circlet by Jennifer Behr into those wedding-day locks. The band and its elegant pearl strands can be styled in a variety of ways, evoking idyllic romance with bohemian vibes. $925, from Idina Bride in Edmonds.
Pin It Up
If your dress is stealing the show, keep things subtle with pearl hairpins to crown your look. $225 for a set of three, also from Idina Bride.
