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Wearing \u201csomething old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue\u201d on your wedding day is a modern bridal tradition with some very old origins. This tradition dates all the way back to an Old English rhyme, which encouraged brides to wear something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue for good luck. Traditionally, each of these items is thought to bring a different type of luck to the bride who wears them. Your \u201csomething old\u201d is thought to ward off the Evil Eye and your \u201csomething new\u201d is thought to bring optimism for the future. Then, your \u201csomething borrowed\u201d (meant to be borrowed from a happily married couple) is thought to help someone else\u2019s good fortune rub off on you and your \u201csomething blue\u201d is thought to both ward off bad spirits and promote love, trust, and fidelity. 
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Wearing these \u201csomethings\u201d is a tradition that\u2019s going strong today. Some people like to wear these items due to superstition, while others do it for the fun of participating in this classic wedding tradition. Whatever your reason, finding your \u201csomething old, new, borrowed, and blue\u201d is an exciting part of the wedding planning process. 
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If you\u2019re searching for your \u201csomethings,\u201d you\u2019ll be looking through your own closet and reaching out to loved ones for your \u201csomething old\u201d and your \u201csomething borrowed.\u201d And then, you\u2019ll likely be shopping for your \u201csomething new\u201d and \u201csomething blue.\u201d So, to help those on the hunt for their new and blue \u201csomethings,\u201d below we\u2019re featuring some of our favorite \u201csomething blue\u201d pieces, which could double as both your something new and your something blue! 
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Blue Diamond Pendant Necklace <\/strong>
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1 Carat Blue Diamond Pendant Necklace in 14k White Gold<\/em>
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First up in our guide to \u201csomething blue\u201d wedding jewelry, we have this breathtaking blue diamond necklace. Blue diamonds are an ideal option for your \u201csomething blue\u201d jewelry, since they have a sweet meaning that\u2019s fitting for your wedding day. Like all diamonds, blue diamonds symbolize eternity. But then, blue diamonds also have a unique meaning that\u2019s all their own. Blue diamonds are thought to symbolize faith and trust, which is a lovely meaning that\u2019s perfect for the day you say \u201cI do.\u201d 
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This particular blue diamond piece will add both lovely sentiment and a gorgeous pop of color to your bridal look. In this design, a 1 carat blue diamond shimmers within a six prong setting crafted from 14k white gold. This pendant necklace will beautifully complement a wedding dress with a deeper neckline, such as a sweetheart neckline or a v-shaped neckline. This pendant is also a lovely option for a bridesmaid or maid of honor gift, for those who\u2019d also like their bridal party to be wearing something blue. 
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While the blue diamond piece pictured above is in white gold, note that this piece (and every other piece featured in this post) is customizable. So if you\u2019d like to adjust any of the designs featured in our \u201csomething blue\u201d guide to better suit your wedding day look, click the link at the end of that piece\u2019s feature. With every piece of jewelry featured in this guide, you can choose your ideal precious metal, setting style, and center stone carat weight to create a piece that\u2019s tailored to your exact specifications. 
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Shop Blue Diamond Pendant Necklaces<\/a>
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Blue Diamond Stud Earrings <\/strong>
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Blue Diamond Studs in White Gold With <\/em>1 Carat TW<\/em><\/a> Blue Diamonds, Pictured on Ears For Perspective<\/em>
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Next up, we have this mesmerizing pair of solitaire blue diamond stud earrings. Solitaire diamond studs are perhaps the most popular type of bridal jewelry, and for good reason. Classic, elegant, and brilliant, solitaire diamond studs are the perfect way to complete your wedding day look. Solitaire diamond studs also pair well with every wedding dress silhouette. Then, diamond studs are a timeless piece of jewelry that work well with essentially any look. So, investing in a pair of diamond studs to wear on your wedding day is a gift to yourself that will keep on giving, since you\u2019ll be able to enjoy wearing your diamond studs for decades to come. 
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Blue Diamond Studs With Classic White Gold Four Prong Settings<\/em>
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While white diamonds are the more common option for wedding day diamond studs, blue diamonds also make a gorgeous choice. Blue diamond studs will, of course, help you check the \u201csomething blue\u201d box on your list of lucky \u201csomethings.\u201d But then, they\u2019ll also provide a subtle, but simply beautiful touch of color to your wedding day look, adding a unique element that\u2019s nothing short of enchanting. 
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Halo Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings <\/strong>
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Halo Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings in White Gold<\/em>
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Moving on to our next gemstone category, we have this exquisite pair of blue sapphire and white diamond stud earrings. The blue sapphire is another gorgeous blue gemstone that has a powerful, deep meaning that\u2019s perfect for your wedding day. Blue sapphires symbolize hope, faith, kindness, and spiritual connection. 
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In addition to being meaningful, blue sapphires are, of course, gorgeous. Blue sapphires have a deep, rich blue color that\u2019s simply captivating. One of our favorite ways to wear blue sapphires on your big day is within a pave diamond halo setting. The brilliance of white diamonds adds shimmer to a piece of blue sapphire jewelry, then also makes the deep color of a blue sapphire look even more luxe and rich. As you can see in the featured pair of blue sapphire and white diamond earrings pictured above, the combination of these two gemstones is absolutely breathtaking. 
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Shop Blue Sapphire Stud Earrings<\/a> 
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Solitaire Blue Sapphire Ring <\/strong>
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Bezel Set Solitaire Blue Sapphire Ring in Yellow Gold<\/em>
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Last but certainly not least, we have this stunning solitaire blue sapphire ring. A blue sapphire engagement ring or a blue sapphire wedding band is perhaps the easiest way to incorporate a touch of something blue into your wedding day look. The solitaire blue sapphire ring pictured above is one of our current favorite blue sapphire styles, since it\u2019s simple and elegant, yet stunning. The yellow gold bezel setting used here has a gleaming, warm look that makes the rich color of its enclosed blue sapphire pop. 
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Shop Blue Sapphire Rings <\/a>
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Final Thoughts on \u201cSomething Blue\u201d Wedding Day Jewelry <\/strong><\/h2>\n\n\n\n

In Old England, it was most common for brides to wear a blue garter under their wedding dress as their \u201csomething blue.\u201d But today, it\u2019s much more common to wear something a bit more personalized for your \u201csomething blue,\u201d like a gorgeous piece of blue jewelry. We hope this guide has been helpful as you search for your personalized bit of blue for your big day! If you\u2019re looking for even more beautiful blue jewelry or some other fine jewelry to round out your wedding day look, browse our full collection<\/a>. Our selection of fine jewelry includes an array of beautiful engagement rings, wedding bands, fashion diamond rings, stud earrings, drop earrings, tennis bracelets, pendant necklaces, sterling silver jewelry, birthstone jewelry, rose gold jewelry, and much more. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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