Some must haves bridal look for your wedding

 A wedding is the greatest celebration of love, elegance and abundance. Starting from the theme, everything about the wedding is crucial to making the day memorable. Undeniably, the most attractive part of every wedding is the gorgeous bride. When she walked through the aisle decorated with the most exquisite clothes and Jewellery, all eyes were on her and her eternal beauty. If you are a bride-to-be and are ready to associate the eternal knot with your life, here are some essential jewels that will make you look charming and ethereal on your important days.

If you are shopping for gold Jewellery, you can get lost in the Jewellery jargon. What does it mean when Jewellery is described as gold vermeil or filled with gold? How they are different from solid gold or gold plated Jewellery? And why can gold Jewellery be so much more expensive than another? I am happy to help you with an overview of the different types of gold Jewellery you may encounter when shopping for Jewellery online. Gold is one of the most valuable elemental metals and one of the most used in the manufacture of Jewellery. It is also one of the most expensive metals, which is why solid gold Jewellery comes at a high price. Fortunately, there are other options available if that price is too high for you.

If you’re a lover of Solid Gold

Solid Gold Jewellery—pure solid gold is not often used in jewellery because it is very soft. Instead, gold is fused with other metals to make it harder and better to wear. The higher is the carat, the higher the gold content in the metal, with 24 carat gold having the highest purity and the gold having the lowest. If you want to know more about solid gold (including carats and carats) read our article: All about Gold. If you're interested in the metals that are in the Jewellery you wear. 

Solid gold Jewellery advantages-Solid gold Jewellery is very valuable and will retain this value for many years or even centuries. Higher carats of gold are unlikely to tarnish and you will never rub the finish to a different color of the metal underneath. Solid gold Jewellery stands for wealth and wealth, but it is also a very portable form of financial security as it can always be melted and sold as a commodity in times of crisis.

Cons of solid gold Jewellery

The only downside to this Wedding Jewellery is just the cost. Gold is many times more expensive than silver, and Jewellery made of gold will always cost much more than items made of silver or other cheaper metals. But if you can afford an investment in beautiful solid gold Jewellery: you are golden! GOLD Jewellery If you are looking for a cheaper but well-worn alternative form of Jewellery with a gold finish matching mens wedding bands , and then gold filled wedding rings Jewellery is your friend which is made by applying a layer of gold to a base metal core which is then rolled under very high pressure until bonded. This finish is up to 10 times thicker than regular gold-plated metal. The most commonly used base metal core is brass, as the color makes it less noticeable if the outer layer of gold rubs off.