Click to Enlarge Custom jewelry for your wedding, prom or other special occasion can be made to perfectly compliment you and your gown and is a wonderful finishing touch for your special event. The process is easy. Call or e-mail and we'll discuss your needs. I will provide you with pictures to help narrow down your choices. Once you have made some preliminary decisions we will schedule your free consultaion so you can see actual samples. No payment is due until you place an order. You should start the process at least a month before the event. I can accommodate almost any budget and quantitiy discounts apply with multiple set purchases. It can be a challenge to find affordable, tasteful jewelry for your bridesmaids. Give them custom jewelry with a personal touch they will cherish and wear long after the wedding. Take the stress out of shopping for your wedding jewelry. Matching sets can be made in different lengths to ensure they look perfect on everyone, even a miniature version for your flower girl. A lot of time and effort went into choosing your wedding gown. Your jewelry should not compete with it but should effortlessly blend with your gown's neckline and your hair style. I will work with you to create this perfect combination. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge A note on pearls Pearls are a long standing wedding tradition. Don't settle for faux pearls which are made of shell, glass or various synthetic products. Cultured salt water and fresh water pearls are available in many colors, shapes and price ranges. Natural colored pearls occur in shades of whites, creams, pinks, and grays. Dyed pearls are available in virtually any color. Shape, size, color, surface quality and luster all dictate the price of pearls which range from under twenty, to thousands of dollars per strand. About 90% of pearls sold today are cultured. Cultured pearls are made by shellfish in the same way they are created in the wild. The mollusks secrete nacre in layers around an object. In the case of cultured pearls the object is inserted by humans. Only an expert can distinguish between the two by examining the pearl's core. Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge