Art Deco Bridal Earrings

These art deco bridal earrings are long drops of alloy and rhinestones in the geometric shapes the 1920s loved, sized for a bride wearing her hair up or in a short bob. The supplier lists the drop at about 3.1 inches long and 1 inch wide; designs differ between options, so check each photo.

Choosing a Finish for Your Wedding Earrings

For a white or ivory gown, clear crystal and the silver-tone chandelier design are the surest match, while rose gold-tone with a faux pearl warms up a champagne or blush dress. The brass-tone option suits a cream lace gown with a vintage feel. The darker choices, ruby-red rhinestones and black crystal, work better for bridesmaids or a black-tie guest than for the bride herself.

Pairing Art Deco Earrings with a Headpiece

Long earrings and a big headpiece compete, so pick one star. With a beaded headband or a Juliet cap, choose a slimmer drop; with a plain chignon, let the chandelier style carry the look. Match the metal tone to your hair comb or bridal belt rather than to your ring. You will find more pieces in the same spirit in our 1920s jewelry.

Art Deco Earrings FAQ

Are the stones real crystal or diamonds?

Neither. They are rhinestones set in zinc alloy: fashion jewelry, not fine jewelry.

Can my bridesmaids wear a matching pair?

Yes. Order the same design in different finishes, for example clear crystal for the bride and black crystal for the bridal party, so the set looks planned.

How do I keep them sparkling?

Put them on after perfume and hairspray, wipe them with a soft dry cloth, and store them in a pouch away from moisture.

See it in another shade

Green Art Deco Earrings