Tuesday, November 30, 2010

“Diamonds Add Sparkle To Your Wedding Day - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)” plus 1 more

“Diamonds Add Sparkle To Your Wedding Day - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)” plus 1 more


Diamonds Add Sparkle To Your Wedding Day - The Star-Ledger - NJ.com (blog)

Posted: 30 Nov 2010 06:36 AM PST

Published: Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 9:40 AM     Updated: Tuesday, November 30, 2010, 9:44 AM

(NAPSI)-While an engagement ring is the ultimate symbol of a couple's commitment to each other, it may also be the first of many diamonds in a bride-to-be's wardrobe.

Women want to stand out on their wedding day, to sparkle and shine with classic diamond jewelry.

A diamond necklace is one of the most elegant diamond pieces and has been the accessory of choice for many celebrity brides. From a classic ?-carat diamond solitaire pendant from Sam's Club to a show-stopping diamond Riviera necklace, there's a diamond necklace to fit every bride's style.

Looking for something with a twist? A layered diamond by the yard chain is a great alternative to the classic, or an Everlon Diamond Knot lariat pendant for just $1,100 from Sam's Club.

Another wedding day trend and the ultimate red-carpet accessory: diamond bracelets. Diamond bracelets come in several styles, from a classic diamond tennis bracelet for $1,300 from JC Penney to an Everlon Diamond Knot bangle bracelet from Fred Meyer. Diamond bracelets can be stacked up the wrist, layered or just worn alone for a little hint of sparkle.

One of the most desired diamond pieces is a pair of diamond stud earrings. Diamond studs are an elegant and timeless way to accentuate a bride's beauty-from one-carat diamond studs starting at $2,500 from Helzberg Diamonds to simple diamond drop earrings for $1,500 from Fred Meyer.

Want something with a more romantic sentiment? The Everlon Diamond Knot Collection is an excellent choice for brides on their special day and the whole bridal party. Based on the Hercules knot, the Everlon Diamond Knot Collection is a beautiful way to express the bond you share. The collection comes in various styles and prices, such as a beautiful pair of ¼-carat Diamond Knot earrings from JC Penney for $200, or an elegant ?-carat Diamond Knot pave pendant from Zales for $1,000.

Don't forget fragrance. Elizabeth Taylor's fragrance, White Diamonds, is the most successful celebrity fragrance and a best-seller year after year. This classic and timeless fragrance stands true to its name, and just like diamonds, evokes feelings of glamour and fantasy.

For more wedding day jewelry ideas and information, visit www.adiamondisforever.com.

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Glam Slam: Celebrity Wedding Bling — Color Rocks! - Access Hollywood

Posted: 30 Nov 2010 09:49 AM PST

FIRST PUBLISHED: November 30, 2010 12:50 PM EST

LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Kate Middleton's blue sapphire ring is gorgeous and very sentimental. Jessica Simpson loves her unique ruby engagement ring from fiancé Eric Johnson. "He knew that I didn't want the traditional wedding ring," Jessica told us on our morning show, Access Hollywood Live. "He knew that I wanted ruby in my ring… apparently he hid it in his shoe for three weeks, I had no idea!"

Colored stones are having a moment according to Gina Nigrelli, designer of Jules Smith jewelry, which has been worn by Blake Lively, Rihanna, Taylor Swift, Kristen Stewart and Miley Cyrus.

"Celebrity engagement rings have long been yet another form of self-expression," Jules says. "In some cases, colored stone engagement rings can imply that a relationship is fickle and the ring is more of a fashion accessory than a reflection of a life-long bond. In others, it indicates a personal, non-traditional approach to engagement." Jules breaks down the trend of celebrities' colored stone engagement rings, color by color.

BLUE
"Prince William's choice was both elegant and nostalgic. In giving Kate Middleton Princess Diana's engagement ring, Prince William chose to honor his mother and declare his lasting commitment to his bride-to-be. The sapphire oval ring is not only a family heirloom and historic treasure in England, but an indicator that Kate Middleton is poised to become an important part of his family's royal history. It's incredibly romantic!"

RED
"Jessica Simpson's unexpected choice of a three-stone ring with a center ruby is a departure from the more traditional diamond engagement ring she received from Nick Lachey. That may be the very reason she chose it, since this is her second engagement and she's already experienced a diamond ring. Though the ruby is the stone of love and the most romantic gem, only time will tell if this colored stone engagement will last."

YELLOW
"Carrie Underwood and Heidi Klum's yellow diamond engagement rings are a subtle, yet modern alternative to the traditional ring. Underwood and Klum may live different lives; Klum a mother of 4 and Underwood a recent newlywed, but when it comes to engagement rings, these two trendsetters hit the mark."

BLACK
"Carmen Electra and Carrie Bradshaw (in "Sex and The City 2") share an undeniable love for all things non-traditional. They are risk takers in fashion and in life. Their choice of a black diamond engagement ring is an ode to tradition while adhering to their own rules."

PINK
"The 6.1 carat pink diamond engagement ring Ben Affleck gave to Jennifer Lopez was less about the meaning of a special union and more about the fashion and fad of an accessory. This colored stone signified lust rather than love."

For more info, head to www.julessmithdesigns.com.

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