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When Your Love Has Gone
PlatinumMost of the 2.3
million Americans who'll tie the knot in 2006 dream of
making their wedding the epitome of elegance.
They've seen the incredible wedding bands that Sandra Bullock
and Jesse James exchanged-vintage Platinum and diamond-and they
want the same sophisticated look both for themselves and their
wedding party gifts.
And the first rule for making that happen is: Know what's hot
and what's right for you-as opposed to what works for Sandra
and Jesse.
Platinum settings add an exceptional layer of luster to
jewelry, and complemented by this year's hottest
gemstones-canary diamonds, rubies and pearls-that means that
brides and grooms have a multitude of options. If your intended
is adventurous and trend-savvy, rings with bright, multicolored
gemstones by Samuel Getz could work.
For the more classic or romantic woman, popular designs include
Kirk Kara's vintage-inspired Platinum rings with
filigree-decorated bands.
Although many brides choose wedding bands that complement their
engagement rings, it's becoming less common for couples to have
matching bands. That's opened more choices than ever for men,
in particular, who-with wedding bands having become must-have
for them, too-can now opt for more unique "masculine" styles,
from designers like Furrer Jacot, Jeff Cooper and Zoltan David,
that feature wide, brushed Platinum, or Platinum bands with
bezel-set diamonds.
Accessories and Wedding Party Gifts
Given the importance of the rituals preceding the big day,
bridal accessories should reflect the bride's individual flair.
One way of doing so that appeals to many is by going for an
antique look, with Precision Set or Tacori jewelry, when it
comes to their necklace, bracelet and earrings. (A tip: It's
also a great way to incorporate the "something old"
tradition.)
And if you're looking to make a statement by giving your
bridesmaids and ushers pieces that often turn into family
heirlooms, consider delicate Platinum pendants from Suna Bros.'
Lace Collection for women and Platinum cufflinks, by Herco, for
men.
"When planning the details of your wedding, remember that your
Platinum rings and bridal jewelry are the pieces that will last
well after the gorgeous three-tiered wedding cake has been
eaten," says jewelry and style expert Michael O'Connor.
"Platinum's natural density will hold a diamond or gemstone
securely for a lifetime of wear."
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