The Best Wedding Jewelry for Brides in 2023

Brides can bring so much more than a flash of blue into their wedding day looks if they so choose. For a subtler pop of color, slide on a diamond ring set with green tourmaline at the center. This one is made-to-order with upcycled vintage diamonds, making it as unique as the wedding where it will be worn.

This ear cuff may be little, but it’s fierce. Thank its line of exquisite round-cut diamonds, floating pear-cut diamond, and all-over rose gold finish for adding some rebellious energy to the dainty world of bridal earrings.

Freshwater pearls dangling from emerald-cut topaz are a refined way to bring whimsical hints of color into the wedding look. These earrings don’t just contain a little something blue—they possess an entire rainbow in their lustrous finish.

A wedding dress with a plunging neckline deserves an equally stunning necklace to play up the silhouette. This Boghossian design is set with a single, inventive pendant that deserves front-and-center placement: What looks like a single, multicolor stone is actually rock crystal and morganite carved and inlayed within one another—then surrounded by micro diamonds.

These stunning earrings are a clever way to channel your bridal bouquet before, during, and after the wedding. The careful bursts of pearls reflect the sprays of small blossoms that complete a wedding arrangement.

This ring bestows an extra sense of occasion no matter where it’s worn. The diamonds extending from the main band represent dainty dewdrops, creating a brilliant glistening effect when stacked under an engagement ring. After the wedding day, it can easily layer over another thin diamond band or gem-embellished stacking ring.

If your wedding mood board is all white roses, gilded ballrooms, and satin opera gloves, Tiffany’s pearl choker will bring the whole vision together. It’s strung with carefully matched pearls inspired by the 1920s, and it can be passed down for eternity.

Maybe you’re more interested in leaving the sparkle to your ring finger. In that case, a sculptural, minimalist stacking set will balance out your wedding band just right. This wavy duo from Kinn Studio can be worn side by side or together.

Between the slightly asymmetric shapes and the crystals that sit together like rows of coral, these statement hoops belong at a beach wedding. They convey a sense of occasion, but they’re not so precious they can’t handle the sun and sand at an outdoor ceremony.

Treat your wedding outfit like a trip down the Cannes or Venice red carpet with a necklace by celebrity-favorite jeweler Messika. This choker is set with alternating emerald- and pear-cut diamonds outlined in even smaller diamonds, which are then set on a pink gold chain. It’ll look particularly stunning with a strapless or sweetheart-neckline gown.

Whether you’re wearing a mini blazer dress to pick up your marriage license or a sweeping strapless ball gown for a 400-person reception, you can add a little wrist candy in the form of a diamond tennis bracelet. This style from Ring Concierge comes in a “cupcake” setting that enhances the size and shimmer of each diamond.

Choosing something brand new for your something blue? Why not indulge in studs that combine 10 dazzling sapphires with tiny diamonds and gold baubles? This zigzag pair could go in a second piercing spot with a smaller diamond stud underneath, or be the base of an earring stack accented with a silver special occasion ear cuff.

If there’s ever a time to accessorize with sentimentality at the fore, it’s your wedding day. This Cartier bangle from the label’s Trinity collection twists together three bands of precious metals, symbolizing the close-knit nature of life’s most important relationships.