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Bone china is made with bone ash and porcelain is made from refined white clay.
Both types of china are just as beautiful and although they may look delicate, they are actually quite strong and durable. But of course, you'll always want to read the care instructions before doing so. Some brides like to choose a simple white pattern for their everyday dinnerware and a more colorful and bright pattern for their china or vise versa. When it's time to register for your china or dinnerware, if you're not sure about your color scheme yet - go with white or ivory. Today, there are so many colorful patterns to choose from when selecting your dinnerware patterns.