We have seen the evolution of jewellery from the imperial period to the modern era.

But one thing that remains untouched is the pristine beauty of Indian Jewellery.

Indian DNA has “royalty” and “heritage” written all over it. And what’s better than aristocracy of Indian jewellery reflect it’s cultural ethos.

Every Indian ornament that a woman adorns herself with is not only pleasing to the eyes, but also comes with the secrets of safeguarding her from evil eyes. 

With this let us have a look at the 10 most prominent jewel pieces that have the energy to steal the heart of every Indian woman.

NECKPIECES:

Neck pieces are the epitome of supremacy when it comes to Indian Jewellery.

Over time this magnificent ornament has diversified, but one thing that still remains constant is how they compliment the beauty of women who wear it.

You will find various ranges of necklaces including choker, collar necklace, matinee, rani haar, princess necklace, bib, torque and many more.

Now it is for you to decide the one that matches your personality and attire.

MAANGTIKKA:

This fascinating jewel is a treasure of Indian Heritage.

Previously adorned by the queens to bedeck their enchanting personality and now by the contemporary women as a fashion statement.

There is a range of maang tikkas you can choose from the lot that goes best with different occasions.

For example, a borla maang tikka when you want to give a touch of Rajasthan to your look.

A multi-layered maang tikka to leave you with the feeling of royalty.

A passa maang tikka for your qawali nights.

A chandbali maang tikka for the new age brides who want to keep their look simple yet sophisticated.

RING:

Your fingers are incomplete without the bling of rings on it.

Rings are not just an accessory to uplift the beauty of hands, but an universal sign of wealth.

While we know, the significance of the ring worn on the ring finger is a replica of love and relationship.

But every finger you wear a ring on has a special significance of it’s own, like the ring on your thumb finger indicates will power.

Ring on the index finger reflects confidence and self esteem.

Ring on the middle finger indicates beauty and responsibility.

And lastly, the  ring on little finger represents intelligence, institution and persuasion.

PAYAL

Whether she is a child, teenager or a woman, payals for ages have been female’s best friends. 

Nothing defines femininity and enticement than clinking of payal does.

The melodic tinkering of this jewel is a treat to one’s ears and has the energy to attract everyone in the room.

This traditional accessory once worn by women as a part of “Solah Shringaar” has now evolved to be a fashion accent.

They are available in varieties for you to choose, starting with silver, kundan, pearls or beads payal that corresponds with your attire.

NATH

This ornament is the one that does wonders to your look. They catch attention to one’s face directly.

Whether it’s a tiny nath or a prominent one but when adorned by a woman it adds ecstacy to the demeanour.

With the recent trends we can see the eminence of nath making an entry back in the wedding fashion.

The brides choose their naths/nathnis from the diverse collection as they add a tint of royalty to the appealing personality of the bride.

EARRINGS

The jewel that has the hearts of many Indian women.

We believe it is safe to say you are never fully dressed without an enticing pair of earrings.

They have the charm that adds bliss to your attire. 

You can find them in various designs like the most popularly known as studs, jhumkas, hoops, chandelier earrings and cuffs.

Select your perfect pair of earrings according to your mood and occasion and grab the attention on you.

BANGLES

What’s not to love about the ethnicity of bangles? 

This jewel has been an immortal symbol of “suhaag” since ancient times. 

Not just by married women the vibrancy of bangles has attracted women of all ages.

Well not just the liveliness, but the pleasing tinkering of the ornament is the additional beauty of it.  

Also why would one let their hands go bare when they can be beautifully adorned with colours and tuneful melody of bangles. 

Hence you know your ethnic fashion game is incomplete without the vitality of bangles in it.

TOE-RING

One of the most important and must-have trinkets in the married women’s accessory list is a toe-ring. 

They hold a significant value from the perspective of a married woman and are not removed for a lifetime.

Just like neckpieces, earrings and maang tikkas you can find diversity in toe-rings ranging from toe-rings in silver, gold or embellished with emeralds and ghungroos on it.

Toe-rings have now evolved to match the style quotient along with ensuring comfort zone.

While you select a toe-ring make sure apart from designs, it’s adjustable so that you avoid any discomfort caused further.

HAATH-PHOOL

Haath-phools are the ethereal addition to your accessory checklist.

As the word itself contains “phools” i.e. florals in it, it’s easily understood how this accessory gives a blooming look to your hands.

You can find various types of haath-phools like the ones embellished with polkis, jadau, diamonds, emeralds and rubies.

With these gorgeous haath-phools wrap your hands with beauty and customs.

KAMARBANDH

Can we take a moment and thank for the return of “Kamarbandhs” back in Indian fashion game. 

There is not a single attire that the grandeur of kamarband cannot spruce the aura of its entire appeal.

One of the most popular of all is the one inspired by old temples, famous amongst South Indians.

Later you can find them being advanced with modern trends. They come in different delicate designs like belts and the one’s embellished with diamonds and pearls on them.

Amp your saree, lehenga or any ethnic attire with the simplicity of kamarbandhs.

CONCLUDING THOUGHTS

Above mentioned every jewel piece has a charm and significance of its own.

They have all evolved in ages, but still have the heart of every Indian woman, whether they match it up with their chic western wear or elegant ethic attires.

All the 10 jewelleries are different from each other, but one thing common in all is how they enhance the beauty of the woman who wears it.

We have seen the evolution of jewellery from the imperial period to the modern era.

But one thing that remains untouched is the pristine beauty of Indian Jewellery.

Indian DNA has “royalty” and “heritage” written all over it. And what’s better than aristocracy of Indian jewellery reflect it’s cultural ethos.

Every Indian ornament that a woman adorns herself with is not only pleasing to the eyes, but also comes with the secrets of safeguarding her from evil eyes. 

With this let us have a look at the 10 most prominent jewel pieces that have the energy to steal the heart of every Indian woman.

NECKPIECES:

Neck pieces are the epitome of supremacy when it comes to Indian Jewellery.

Over time this magnificent ornament has diversified, but one thing that still remains constant is how they compliment the beauty of women who wear it.

You will find various ranges of necklaces including choker, collar necklace, matinee, rani haar, princess necklace, bib, torque and many more.

Now it is for you to decide the one that matches your personality and attire.

MAANGTIKKA:

This fascinating jewel is a treasure of Indian Heritage.

Previously adorned by the queens to bedeck their enchanting personality and now by the contemporary women as a fashion statement.

There is a range of maang tikkas you can choose from the lot that goes best with different occasions.

For example, a borla maang tikka when you want to give a touch of Rajasthan to your look.

A multi-layered maang tikka to leave you with the feeling of royalty.

A passa maang tikka for your qawali nights.

A chandbali maang tikka for the new age brides who want to keep their look simple yet sophisticated.

RING:

Your fingers are incomplete without the bling of rings on it.

Rings are not just an accessory to uplift the beauty of hands, but an universal sign of wealth.

While we know, the significance of the ring worn on the ring finger is a replica of love and relationship.

But every finger you wear a ring on has a special significance of it’s own, like the ring on your thumb finger indicates will power.

Ring on the index finger reflects confidence and self esteem.

Ring on the middle finger indicates beauty and responsibility.

And lastly, the  ring on little finger represents intelligence, institution and persuasion.

PAYAL

Whether she is a child, teenager or a woman, payals for ages have been female’s best friends. 

Nothing defines femininity and enticement than clinking of payal does.

The melodic tinkering of this jewel is a treat to one’s ears and has the energy to attract everyone in the room.

This traditional accessory once worn by women as a part of “Solah Shringaar” has now evolved to be a fashion accent.

They are available in varieties for you to choose, starting with silver, kundan, pearls or beads payal that corresponds with your attire.

NATH

This ornament is the one that does wonders to your look. They catch attention to one’s face directly.

Whether it’s a tiny nath or a prominent one but when adorned by a woman it adds ecstacy to the demeanour.

With the recent trends we can see the eminence of nath making an entry back in the wedding fashion.

The brides choose their naths/nathnis from the diverse collection as they add a tint of royalty to the appealing personality of the bride.

EARRINGS

The jewel that has the hearts of many Indian women.

We believe it is safe to say you are never fully dressed without an enticing pair of earrings.

They have the charm that adds bliss to your attire. 

You can find them in various designs like the most popularly known as studs, jhumkas, hoops, chandelier earrings and cuffs.

Select your perfect pair of earrings according to your mood and occasion and grab the attention on you.

BANGLES

What’s not to love about the ethnicity of bangles? 

This jewel has been an immortal symbol of “suhaag” since ancient times. 

Not just by married women the vibrancy of bangles has attracted women of all ages.

Well not just the liveliness, but the pleasing tinkering of the ornament is the additional beauty of it.  

Also why would one let their hands go bare when they can be beautifully adorned with colours and tuneful melody of bangles. 

Hence you know your ethnic fashion game is incomplete without the vitality of bangles in it.

TOE-RING

One of the most important and must-have trinkets in the married women’s accessory list is a toe-ring. 

They hold a significant value from the perspective of a married woman and are not removed for a lifetime.

Just like neckpieces, earrings and maang tikkas you can find diversity in toe-rings ranging from toe-rings in silver, gold or embellished with emeralds and ghungroos on it.

Toe-rings have now evolved to match the style quotient along with ensuring comfort zone.

While you select a toe-ring make sure apart from designs, it’s adjustable so that you avoid any discomfort caused further.

HAATH-PHOOL

Haath-phools are the ethereal addition to your accessory checklist.

As the word itself contains “phools” i.e. florals in it, it’s easily understood how this accessory gives a blooming look to your hands.

You can find various types of haath-phools like the ones embellished with polkis, jadau, diamonds, emeralds and rubies.

With these gorgeous haath-phools wrap your hands with beauty and customs.

KAMARBANDH

Can we take a moment and thank for the return of “Kamarbandhs” back in Indian fashion game. 

There is not a single attire that the grandeur of kamarband cannot spruce the aura of its entire appeal.

One of the most popular of all is the one inspired by old temples, famous amongst South Indians.

Later you can find them being advanced with modern trends. They come in different delicate designs like belts and the one’s embellished with diamonds and pearls on them.

Amp your saree, lehenga or any ethnic attire with the simplicity of kamarbandhs.

CONCLUDING THOUGHTS

Above mentioned every jewel piece has a charm and significance of its own.

They have all evolved in ages, but still have the heart of every Indian woman, whether they match it up with their chic western wear or elegant ethic attires.

All the 10 jewelleries are different from each other, but one thing common in all is how they enhance the beauty of the woman who wears it.