Wedding Accessories

Bridal double headband wedding jewelry set flower earrings Swarovski crystal headpiece white floral hairpiece pearl hairband bride headdress Wedding Crowns: Victorian Era. Who else to take over a fashion and turn it into a statement than a Queen of Great Britain?! After falling under the fashion radar for several years, Queen Victoria brought flower crowns into popularity when she wore a white and orange blossom tiara in her wedding in 1840. The blossoms were thought to bring luck and fertility to the bride. Queen Victoria's version became all the rage for weddings thereafter, making the flower crown an everlasting staple for brides throughout Europe. The flowers were an elegant addition to veils, which tied together the bridal style as lace and floral details were very popular at the time. I used original Swarovski crystals, original Swarovski pearl beads, handmade by myself flowers, handmade by myself braided beaded leaves, metal fittings, german lurex ribbon. !!! Actual colors may vary. This is due to computer monitors displaying colors differently and everyone can see these colors differently. We try extremely hard to ensure our photos are as life-like as possible, but please understand the actual color may vary slightly from your monitor !!! Presented in gift packaging for safe storage, or making this an ideal gift. Care instructions: ***Recommended not to use water or chemicals for cleaning. Remember, jewelry lasts longer when kept dry and free of chemicals. ***Use a soft cotton cloth to polish your handmade jewels. A coarse cloth may scratch glass, pearls, crystals and some metal beads. ***Store your jewelry in a dry, compartmentalized jewelry box or container to avoid dry rot and tarnish. ***Keep from falling. ***Follow this simple rule: Your jewelry should be the last thing you put on and the first thing you take off. Put jewelry on after: bathing, applying body lotions, perfume and hair spray to avoid build up and damage from ingredients used in beauty products.