👰 A complete set for a royal ceremony

A Moroccan wedding is a grand event where the bride often changes outfits, called takchita . At each change, she is accompanied by symbolic jewelry, sometimes inherited, often given as a gift or custom-made.

💎 The bride's must-have jewelry

• Layered necklaces: often made of solid gold, worn cascading across the chest
• Rigid bracelets: in yellow gold, worn in pairs, sometimes engraved
• Diadem or headband: central jewel of the hairstyle, particularly visible during the outing in amariya
• Statement earrings: classic or modern, depending on the bride's tastes
• Multiple rings: sometimes on each finger, in diamond or engraved gold

🌍 Regional variations

In Marrakech , Amazigh jewelry in chiseled silver is sometimes added to the gold. In Fez and Meknes , traditional designs in 18k gold are favored. In Casablanca , brides often opt for a mix of classic and modern, with diamonds in solitaire or halo settings.

💡 LeDiamanti & Moroccan weddings

At LeDiamanti , we assist brides in creating custom jewelry to match their caftans and outfits . We create necklaces, rings, earrings, and bracelets to order, in diamonds or worked gold, with a refined Moroccan touch.

📝 In summary

During the ceremony, the Moroccan bride wears an array of traditional and modern jewelry: necklaces, bracelets, tiaras, earrings, and rings. Each piece reflects the richness of Moroccan culture and the bride's beauty.