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Delicate solid gold ring band Delicate solid gold ring band
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FIRST STAR solid gold earrings FIRST STAR solid gold earrings
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TANGLED solid gold earrings TANGLED solid gold earrings
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TANGLED twisted solid gold ring band TANGLED twisted solid gold ring band
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ARWENA solid gold triangle ring band ARWENA solid gold triangle ring band
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Wedding jewellery has been an integral part of many cultures since the beginning of time. From ancient Egypt to modern India, there are many examples of elaborate and beautiful wedding jewellery that have been passed down through generations. In recent years, handmade wedding jewellery has become popular again. This is partly due to its unique nature: each piece can be different from one another even if they're made by the same artist or designer! It also helps that modern technology allows for more intricate designs than ever before and this means there are plenty of options available for those seeking something truly special on their big day!

Choosing the Perfect Piece
Choosing the perfect piece of jewellery for your wedding is a big decision. There are many factors to consider when choosing your ring, such as budgeting for the ring and choosing a jeweller. You should also think about what type of metal you want your ring made from, as well as its style and size.

Budgeting for the ring: The cost of purchasing an engagement ring depends on several factors, including its material (gold or platinum), cut and clarity grade; however there are some basic guidelines that can help you determine how much money you'll need to spend on yours:
Choosing a jeweller: It's important that both partners feel comfortable working with their chosen jeweller throughout this process - so make sure they have experience making customised pieces before committing!
The Process of Creating a Handmade Piece
Creating a handmade piece of jewellery is a process that involves communication between the jeweller and customer, as well as design, creation and polishing. Once the design has been agreed upon, it's time to start creating your unique piece of jewellery.
The first step in this process is setting stones into their settings (if applicable). Then you'll need to polish each stone individually before moving on to any other steps in finishing your piece. This can take some time depending on how many stones there are and how large they are! Finally, once all of these steps have been completed successfully - congratulations - you're ready for delivery or pickup!

Care and Maintenance
Cleaning the ring
Storing the ring
Professional cleaning and repair
Types of Handmade Wedding Jewellery
Handmade Wedding Jewellery

Rings

The most important piece of jewellery for a bride is the ring. Wedding rings are traditionally worn on the third finger of your left hand, but it's also common to wear them on other fingers as well. You can choose from platinum or gold, or even make your own unique design!


Necklaces

A necklace is a great way to add some sparkle to your outfit without being too flashy or gaudy. Your necklace should complement your dress and other accessories without overpowering them--it should be subtle but noticeable at the same time!


Earrings

Earrings are another classic accessory that will complement any wedding dress perfectly; they're also easy enough to take off if you don't want them getting caught up in anything during your reception (or if they start hurting after hours of dancing!).


Choosing the Right Materials
Choosing the right materials for your wedding jewellery can be a daunting task. There are so many options available, and each has its own pros and cons. With this in mind, we've put together a list of some of the most popular materials used in handmade wedding jewellery:

Diamonds - Diamonds are one of the hardest natural materials on Earth, making them perfect for engagement rings! They also have an incredibly high value per carat compared to other gemstones (e.g., rubies), which makes them an ideal choice if you're looking for something that will last forever without breaking the bank. However, because they're so expensive and therefore often associated with wealth diamonds may not be appropriate if your goal is to create something more casual or budget-friendly. 
Gold - Gold has been used throughout history as currency due to its scarcity and durability; today it's still considered valuable because it doesn't tarnish easily like silver does! This means that even though gold isn't quite as rare as diamonds or other precious metals such as platinum (another popular choice), it still holds value due largely in part due its durability over time rather than any inherent traits within itself like colouring properties would suggest otherwise."



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