5 Not-To-Miss Wedding Jewellery Trends

Everyone talks about the dress. For the bride, it's one of the biggest concerns surrounding her wedding day. It makes sense: this is her day, and she wants to look amazing. However, finding the perfect accessories for the dress are also important. Sure, the dress may play the starring role, but every star needs support.

The most stunning jewellery trends are also the most timeless. They're the one's a bride will look back on in years to come without wondering if someone laced her chamomile tea with LSD.

Here are the biggest and most beautiful wedding jewellery trends of this year.

1. Shoulder Dusters

Think your average bridal earring and then think bigger. Now think bigger again. This is the shoulder duster - an earring that quite literally hangs so low and long that it grazes - or dusts - your shoulders. Since the poofy sleeve gowns of the 1980's have thankfully been abandoned, these earrings can add stunning contrast to a strapless, halter or off-the-shoulder wedding dress. These earrings will draw focus to your beautiful, beaming face, and add some breathtaking visual interest.

2. Arm Cuffs

Elegant arm cuffs are in, offering a vintage vibe to today's bridal looks. For brides wearing sleeveless gowns, an arm cuff adds an enchanting accent to your overall ensemble. Arm cuffs look particular stunning with high neck, shoulder-baring dresses, since the bride's arms are showcased with this delicate piece of wedding jewellery.

3. Forehead Bands

Here's another throw-back trend. The forehead band has replaced the tiara as the leading piece of hair jewellery, to the delight of many brides who love bling, but aren't going for the princess vibe. Forehead bands were super popular in the 1920s and 1930s, though you don't need to be wearing a retro dress to work this look. The styles and designs are so vast that they can work with just about any dress, ranging from Mari Hari sultry and stunning to Grace Kelly classic and beautiful.

4. Chokers

The choker has never really gone out of style, however, it has gone through several incarnations. The one for this year? Just about any! Whether you want to wear an extraordinary piece of lace from your grandmother's wedding dress as your choker, or a full-on blinged out diamond cascade, you can't go wrong with this look. Tip: If your gown already has a lot going on up top, steer clear of the wider chokers. These should be reserved for gowns with no straps or with deep necklines.

5. Rose Gold

Roses, the flower synonymous with love, make their way into the hottest wedding jewellry trends of this year in the form of gold. Rose gold, made from a combination of gold and smaller amounts of silver and copper - which gives it its rosy hue - is a romantic way to add a subtle and stunning hint of colour to your wedding jewellery. Best of all, these are pieces you can wear after your wedding day, making it a worthwhile investment.