Bridgerton Crystal Collection

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The Bridgerton Crystal Collection brings together genuine Swarovski crystal beads, flatback crystals and chatons for Bridgerton-inspired jewellery making, costume embellishment and regencycore accessories. The production used Swarovski across all seasons, with tiaras sourced from the Swarovski archive and over 7,500 costume pieces created across the series. The collection covers the signature Bridgerton palette of Crystal, Crystal AB, Moonlight and White Opal alongside character-specific accents in Amethyst, Sapphire, Emerald, Fuchsia, Topaz and Peridot, across crystal beads (4mm to 12mm), flatbacks (SS12 to SS30) and chatons (PP14 to SS39). Whether you are creating tiaras, necklaces, earrings, gown embellishment or a complete regencycore look, find the crystals, colours and formats to bring that Bridgerton sparkle to life below. Ariana Grande x Swarovski - Cinderella Inspired Costume Crystal Collection - Eras Tour Inspired Crystal Collection - Frozen Inspired Crystal Collection - Lady Gaga Inspired Crystal Collection Bluestreak Crystals: Authorised Swarovski Distribution Partner Bluestreak Crystals is an official Authorised Swarovski Distribution Partner , one of a very small number of approved suppliers worldwide permitted to sell the complete genuine Swarovski range. Every crystal in this collection is 100% authentic, sourced directly from Swarovski Wattens, Austria, the same genuine crystals used by the Bridgerton production team. Did Bridgerton Use Swarovski Crystals? Yes. Swarovski is woven throughout the Bridgerton production from its very first season. Award-winning costume designer Ellen Mirojnick and jewellery designer Lorenzo Mancianti produced over 7,500 costume pieces for the show, with tiaras sourced directly from the Swarovski archive and custom jewellery made using Swarovski throughout. Approximately 400 pieces were worn in season two alone, each requiring soldering, gilding in gold or silver and hand-setting with precision crystals. For season four'