Hair Jewellery

Put simply, this is an umbrella term for various hair accessories. Here are some you're likely already familiar with:

• Hair Chains: Long, fine chains are attached to the hairstyle to either drape over the head or be woven into braids.
• Tiaras: An elegant classic, tiaras sit on top of the head, typically worn by brides or royalty.
• Hairpins: Decorative pins that are placed in the hair in a particular way to hold it in place.
• Combs: Ornamental, small combs with charms or gemstones that grip onto the hair.

This is just a selection of accessories you can choose from to embellish hairstyles. It can be overwhelming to pick the right hair accessory when there are so many options; an easy place to start is practicality.

For example, if you are planning a beach day, a tiara isn't likely the best idea. It may fall off, get damaged by the sand, or be uncomfortable to sunbathe in.

Using the same scenario, you could opt for a stylish headband instead. Headbands keep hair out of the way and, if securely and properly secured, will stay in place all day, no matter how much you move.

There are multiple things to consider when styling hair jewellery; as easy as it would be to throw it in your hair without a second thought, we suggest putting more thought into it for the best results.

To begin with, determine what kind of accessory you want to wear. What's practical and what goes with your unique style are two important questions to ask.

After you have chosen hair combs, hair clips, or something completely different, explore colours. Take into account your natural beauty and use it to complement the accessory.

Hair jewellery made from silver or cubic zirconia pairs really well with light hair and fair skin as it harmonises with cool tones. Gold, on the other hand, works really well with dark hair and warm skin tones.

Some accessories are slightly more complex when it comes to wearing them properly. Hair combs, in particular, take some practice to perfect, but once achieved, they will be your new go-to accessory. Start by putting the comb in with the teeth facing forward, then slide it backward until it's secure.

Hair jewellery has been around for hundreds of thousands of years and, so effectively, it has always been popular.

Cultures all around the world have adopted hair accessories in different ways. For example, hairpins are a big tradition in Chinese culture and are associated with status and heritage.

Nowadays, hair jewellery is still popular, with chains specifically trending with younger generations looking to make a statement or add elegance.

Body jewellery like waist chains is another way to add personality to your ensemble. Why not mix and match and see what happens?

Yes, you definitely can; in fact, we encourage it!

Wedding hair accessories such as tiaras and hair pins are functional, as they secure the veil and are an effortless way to feel like a princess.

Complete a chic bridal look with diamonds to match your ring or meaningful charms to bring attention to an intricate hairstyle or complement various wedding dress styles.

With hair jewellery, you can do almost anything for an everyday look; with some minor tweaks, bridal hair accessories can be a suitable option for errands or casual lunch dates.