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Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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Brides who are looking for unique bridal jewelry need look no further than turquoise. A beautifully versatile stone, it works well against all colors and for all themes. Let the following brides who have rocked turquoise inspire you to choose fantastic turquoise wedding jewelry.

Bold and Beautiful

If you want to make a statement, go bold with a bib-style necklace like this bride.

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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It works very well with a simple dress, and the southwestern elements in this necklace are perfect for a country or rustic-themed wedding.

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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This bride also chose a large, chunky turquoise necklace as her only bridal jewelry, and although her dress is textured, it works very well because the dress doesn’t have a lot of beading or embellishments.

Sweet and Dainty

For wedding dresses that are more embellished or “fancier,” it’s recommended that brides wear daintier, simpler turquoise jewelry.

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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Simple necklaces, earrings and bracelets are the way to go. Choose something simple and beautiful that adds details to your entire ensemble without taking attention away from the dress.

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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A Little Bit Funky

For the non-traditional bride, a funky piece of turquoise jewelry might be just the ticket!

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

Image Source: carolynschulz.com

It will add a little flair to her wedding day attire and allow her to express her personality.

2014 Wedding Jewelry: Turquoise

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Hopefully these beautiful pieces of turquoise wedding jewelry have inspired you and given you ideas about your own wedding jewelry. It’s a beautiful stone that complements every bride!

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