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A tiny round blue (Light Sapphire) 4mm crystal can be incorpoarted into any piece in the collections for no extra charge.
If you don't want it on show it can be added behind the tiara band on most designs, as shown in the photos on the left, or it can added into the main design if you do want it to show.
If you would like a something blue crystal please make a note of where you would like it added in the additional comments box when you order.
Alternatively, why not try one of the ideas listed below:
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A single blue heart:
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The piece in the picture is made with silver plated wire and
a Blue Zircon AB heart crystal on a light coloured hair grip.
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These single heart hair pins can be incorporated into your hairstyle on the day, you can either have it hidden away or somewhere promenant for all to see!
£2.95 each
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Blue crystals:
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From top to bottom:
Bicone, Round, Heart
We can also supply loose crystals and pearls in all the colours in the colour chart
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You could buy one or a cluster of blue Swarovski crystals and ask your dress maker to stitch into part of your wedding gown, such as in the hem.
Or ask your florist to incorporate into your bouquet.
We stock round and bicone crystals in 4mm and 6mm sizes.
We also stock Blue Zircon AB heart shaped crystals 10.3mm x 10mm in size.
Price list:
4mm crystals: 30p each
6mm crystals: 50p each
Heart crystals: £1.00 each
Please select which blue crystals you'd like to order, you can change the quantity required by viewing your basket:
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The meaning of the tradition:
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According to an old English tradition...
Something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue is the favourite custom for many
brides.
The Victorians first came up with the saying and is often
repeated but many people do not know its meaning.
‘Something old’ represents the link with the bride’s family and the
past.
‘Something new’
represents good fortune and success in the bride’s new life.
‘Something borrowed’ is to remind
the bride that friends and family will be there for her when help is needed.
'Something blue' represents faithfulness and loyalty because in Biblical days the colour represented purity.
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