Pearl Earrings

Yes, your pearl earrings should match your veil or headpiece. Match the elements first, so pearls sit with pearls. Then match the metal finish, silver with silver or gold with gold. If your headpiece mixes pearls and crystals, pearl earrings with a touch of sparkle tie the two together.

Pearl type depends on the style, so check the stones listed on each product page. Our pearls are chosen for durability and a consistent light ivory color that suits most wedding dresses.

Almost any pearl earring suits an updo, because your ears and neck are on show. A pearl drop draws the eye down your neck, and a cluster stud frames your face. With a tall headpiece, keep them small to mid size so the two don't compete.

Dareth Colburn pearl earrings are plated, in a silver finish or a gold finish, depending on the style. They are not solid silver or gold. Each product page names the finish, so you can match it to your headpiece and engagement ring.

Yes, you can wear bridal pearl earrings again after the wedding. A simple pearl stud or drop goes straight back into your everyday rotation. Wear them with jeans, a work dress or a party outfit. Many brides choose pearls for exactly that reason.

Choose pearl studs when your headpiece is tall or detailed, and pearl drops when you want movement. A stud keeps the look quiet beside a statement tiara. A drop adds movement when your hair is up or your headpiece is small, such as a single comb.

Pearl earrings suit almost every dress neckline. Your neckline matters more when you choose a necklace. With a high or halter neckline, pearl earrings can carry the look alone. With a plunge or sweetheart neckline, pair them with a fine necklace.

A pearl bracelet, or a fine bracelet with pearl detail, repeats the same classic look. Match the metal finish to your earrings, and keep the scale similar, so delicate studs pair with a slim bracelet. Your bracelet shows in the ring shot and every photo of your hands holding the bouquet, so it finishes the look up close.