Bridal bouquet jewelry
Higher quality
Jewelry from your bridal bouquet
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What is bridal bouquet jewelry?
The wedding day is probably one of the most beautiful days in the lives of the bride and groom. Everything was organized with a lot of love and the bridal bouquet is also an integral part of this day. But unfortunately it withers very quickly and even when dried it usually ends up gathering dust in some corner.
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Bridal bouquet jewelry is a beautiful way to preserve parts of the bridal bouquet forever and be reminded of this wonderful day every time you look at it.
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How is bridal bouquet jewelry made?
Cut a few small flowers from your already dried bridal bouquet. These are then incorporated into the piece of jewelry precisely and with great sensitivity by me.
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The flowers can be incorporated in a variety of ways. Please take a look at my gallery.
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What can be included in the bridal bouquet jewelry?
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In addition to the umbilical cord, other memorabilia can be incorporated:
- Pieces of placenta/umbilical cord
- strand of fur from an animal
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Decorative extras can also be added:
- Gold leaf, silver leaf, rose gold leaf
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How do I care for my bridal bouquet jewelry?
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I recommend cleaning the jewelry occasionally with a soft cloth slightly dampened with soapy water. In this way, contamination is removed and tarnishing of the metals can be avoided or eliminated. Please never clean the jewelry with alcoholic cleaners or nail polish remover! Some pieces of jewelry are painted, which permanently damages this layer and also the casting resin.
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The jewelry should be stored away from direct sunlight and heat, but please do not store it in a box or something similar completely in the dark, as in rare cases this can lead to dark yellowing!
Please do not store jewelry in the bathroom!
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Contact with a lot of water and also salt water, sweat, chemical substances, strong heat and sunlight should be avoided. I therefore recommend taking off your jewelry when showering, bathing, swimming, exercising, sunbathing and before going to bed.
Rings should be removed before washing your hands and should not come into contact with cream or the like.
It is normal for sterling silver to tarnish over time. However, this tarnishing is accelerated by contact with, for example, perfume, salty air, sulfur, skin creams, hairspray and chlorine, as well as by the acidic pH values of the skin. Tarnishing is therefore not a manufacturing defect.
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