Weddings are spectacular celebrations of love, elegance and abundance. Everything about a wedding - from its theme to decorations - plays an essential role in making its memories lastingly beautiful. Unquestionably, however, the stunning bride stands as the focal point. All eyes will turn toward her as she walks down the aisle adorned with elegant clothes and Indian jewellery from top designers. If you are a bride-to-be preparing to tie the eternal knot with someone special, here is a list of essential Indian wedding jewellery ornaments which will ensure you look gorgeously stunning on your big day.
Here Is The List of Top 10 Indian wedding Jewellery
Well Crafted Maang Tikka:
No bride should go without wearing a Maang Tikka to complete their look. These classic pieces, worn at the parting of your hair, evoke memories from decades past. Maang tikkas come in many styles and designs,you can select one according to the nature of your forehead and desired look. A heavier maang tikka would look fabulous on someone with a wide forehead while for smaller foreheads with smaller than average width, lighter tikkas are preferable. Maang tikkas are designed to match with your other bridal jewellery sets, while Matha Patti is an upgrade that features embellished chains on both sides, giving the wearer an air of royalty on their special day. Matha Patti should definitely make its way onto any wedding guest's list as an essential piece.
Lovely Nath / Nose Ring:
Add an extra sparkle to your bridal look with traditional Indian wedding jewellery, such as this lovely nose ring. Not everyone may be comfortable wearing Nose ring, but for extra glamour add this accessory. Naths which press onto either nostril are very common yet still look beautiful, and will undoubtedly become part of your jewellery set for this big day!
Elegant Earrings:
Earrings have the power to transform casual looks into formal instantly. No wonder brides-to-be often possess an impressive collection of earrings in various sizes and shapes. Brides typically own traditional Indian designs such as Jhumka earrings for special occasions; plain bands or studs, chandelier earrings are becoming increasingly popular as brides can find sets including necklaces.
Stunning Necklaces:
A must-have accessory for Indian brides is the necklace. A beautiful traditional piece works wonders to transform one's appearance, not only beautifying your neck but also accentuating overall beauty. There are numerous types of necklaces to suit different tastes and attire themes such as bib necklaces, jadavi lacha (from Nizams of Hyderabad), mango haaram or addigai which all add that touch of ethereality - make sure they make it onto your must-have bridal jewellery sets!
Jaw Dropping Baju Band / Armlet:
Baaju Band or Armlet is worn above the elbow as an elegant piece of jewellery, available in various designs and shapes. In ancient India, men wore baaju bands; today brides may opt to include it as part of their Indian rather than required wear!
Graceful Hathphool / Hand harness:
Hand harnesses are exquisite pieces of jewelry worn on the back of the palm. Madhuri Dixit made it famous when dancing to Maar Daala with her hand harness gliding rhythmically across her palm. Hand harnesses bespangle both palms and fingers - they make for some poetic pieces of jewellery! Paired with matching rings to complete her ensemble, hand harnesses make this timeless addition that would look fabulous on any great Indian bride.
Exquisite Kada / Bangles:
Bangles can add the perfect finishing touch to the delicate wrists of Indian women, from Punjabis wearing churas or Jaipuri kadas, traditional Kerala kappu, gold or Polki diamond bangles worn by Kerala brides or even Kaleeras worn by Punjabi brides (danglers). Bangles add flair, adding grace and beauty to an Indian woman's wrist. As part of a marriage in India, bangles also signify good luck and prosperity for married women. Conventionally, all married women wear them all the time; additionally, in India there are plenty of designs from which to select; each state offers multiple choices at various price points and Indian bridal jewellery sets.
Keen Finger Rings:
Finger rings can help a bride express her personal style through various designs and colours, often serving as engagement rings as well. Men often present these rings to brides as presents for their engagement or simply because it makes an excellent addition to Indian bridal jewellery sets. According to legend, rings have long been associated with beautifying bridal hands along with wedding gowns while providing craftsman delight at producing jewelry pieces for special events like this wedding season.
Waistband / Kamarbandh:
Waistbands are one of the most alluring pieces of Indian wedding jewellery. From layering or thin designs with beads or studding, to studded or beaded versions and of different lengths and designs - they encircle your waist, drawing attention to both attire and waistline alike. Nothing rivals an exquisite kamarbandh for beautifying one's torso and waistline alike!
Utilitarian Payal / Anklets:
Payals are breathtaking pieces of foot jewelry designed to be worn on both ankles. Crafted in silver metal, payals often feature intricate traditional designs and delicate patterns. Some models even contain small metallic bells which rub against each other when the bride moves, creating an air of mystery while looking elegant.
