Wedding Jewelry - 4 Simple Earring Styles

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Given all that you put in your choice of wedding dress, we understand the need for accessories that flatter without stealing the altar. Fortunately, there are many tasteful ways to make your ears feel loved, without being subject to the day. Take a look at our list of five styles we think you'll appreciate. And no matter what you choose, be sure to select an earring finding that you know stays in your ear. You have enough to worry about without having to search for your earring on the dance floor mid-reception.

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1. Short Hoops
Hoop earrings are short by about an inch in diameter, just hang below the earlobe, and generally stay in place when you move. There are many styles of the earrings, which make it a perfect wedding accessory. Small stones sometimes hang in along the base line of the hoop, adding a little color (blue, anyone?) And personality. Or a single, slightly larger stones can swing from the base of a circular or oval-shaped hoop for a type of twist on the drop.
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2. Drops
Single drop earrings are ordered by average size of stones on the hanging of an inch off the ear lobe. Select the stone color and brilliance to make more or less attention to the earrings. Another variety of this style is to add a second group of stone or stones to create a little more than the circumference of the ear loop and allow for multiple colors if you wish.
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3. Cascade
Cascade earrings are narrow, linear designs that are directly below the ear lobe. Small cluster, even in gemstones pairs to the length of the string, or as they alternate sides of the leaves on the stem of a flower. The channels can come in a variety of lengths, from one inch to three or four. Another small waterfall design hangs, pendants unique two or three channels, as they are customizable. Is an elegant, flattering, over any deal.
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4. Metal
Earrings classic metal to use gold or sterling silver and contrast, or with additional gems or leave the metal alone like this. They come from each of these styles and are traditional, subtle additions to a wedding together. A look is to combine the gold and red - like a pearl, rough diamond or quartz - for a look that is both timeless and flattering.   Custo Jewelry
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