A three-piece bridal set — crown, necklace and earrings — in the Korean style: fine, light and closely set with small stones rather than built around a single large centrepiece.
What "Korean Style" Means in Bridal Jewellery
It describes a look rather than an origin: delicate scale, restrained sparkle, and a great many very small stones set close together. Against the heavier crystal-and-pearl pieces that dominate Western bridal jewellery it reads as understated, which is why it suits a simple dress and photographs without overwhelming the face.
Product Details
Includes: Crown, necklace, earrings
Style: Korean bridal
Occasions: Wedding, engagement, formal
Wearing the Crown
A crown carries the look, so let it. With the crown in, keep the necklace as the quieter of the two — or leave it off entirely if the dress has a high neck. Crown and earrings alone is the combination that most often photographs best.
Care
Treat this as occasion jewellery. On after hair and make-up, off at the end of the night. Store the three pieces separately in soft pouches and wipe with a dry cloth rather than washing — small set stones lift if water gets behind them.
FAQ
How is the crown secured? Crowns of this style are normally pinned into the hair rather than clamped on. Ask your hairdresser to work two or three grips through the frame at the base; it holds far better than resting it on the head.
