I’m breaking into the bridal market with my line of genuine pearl jewelry (see www.sunandmoonpearls.com). The problem seems to be that fake pearls dominate at retail outlets that I’m trying to sell wholesale to and brides either don’t know the difference or don’t care. The irony is that fake jewelry still costs an arm and a leg (as much or more than my genuine jewelry line) So… Part 2: How do I raise awareness without launching some huge expensive ad campaign? (which would increase my overhead). Any ideas would be appreciated!

I only ask because I want to ensure i’m giving something meaningful or useful, many people have told me money is
appropriate, if so how much? should it be a check? cash? should it be in one envelope address to the Bride & the Groom? two seprate envelope, any help would be useful.

www.xaxe.com Pearls jewlry plays an important role in weddings, either for the bride, or for the bridemaids, even for the flower girls. View the bridal jewelry collections and enjoy the music!

A few months ago I had found a necklace I wanted to wear for my wedding but the item had sold out. I ended up buying a somewhat similar item but not quite the same. The one I had originally wanted just came back in stock and I am not sure if I should get it. It is this one http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/MADDY-EMERSON-GENUINE-FRESHWATER-PEARL-LONG-NECKLACE/2909837/product.html one long necklace that I can adjust how I wanted. The necklace I already have is this one http://www.overstock.com/Jewelry-Watches/MADDY-EMERSON-GENUINE-FRESHWATER-3-ROW-W-FLOWER-CAMEO-CLASP/2896595/product.html it can be worn twisted as shown or laying flat. I really do like the necklace but am worried about it looking heavy with my strapless straight top fitted gown. Should I get it or just stick with what I have? It is not to expensive but I can always find a use for another $55.

Also does anyone know a good site for yellow gold bridesmaid jewelry, really any yellow gold jewelry at all.