We all cannot deny the essence of jewellery in an Indian wedding. A bride without jewellery is as incomplete as a wedding without dance. Well, apart from the perfect wedding attire and makeup, one thing that adds up to the radiance of the bride on her “Big Day” is her jewellery. It’s fascinating to know how every jewel piece a bride adorns herself with has a special significance of its own. Following are the list of 5 essential jewellery every to-be-bride must add to her checklist now.

1. PROMINENCE OF A NECKLACE:

With no second doubt, the most prepossessing ornament you can wear on your wedding day is a neckpiece.

The prominence of a necklace on a bride doesn’t require much elaboration. It is believed to complete the entire look of the bride with the splendor of royalty and elegance. 

While the varieties of diamond necklaces in the market are extensive, we have narrowed it down to two must-have neckpieces.

(a) Chokers

Chokers have definitely marked their supremacy in the world of jewels. A recent trend has shown a proclivity towards the magnificent look of the chokers. They add a statement of elegance and glamour.

(b) Rani Haar

Just as the name suggests these neckpieces are designed to make you feel no less than a queen. They go best when paired with chokers. They grandeur your entire look, giving you absolutely the royalty feels.

2. SPLENDID PLAY OF EARRINGS:

You can never go wrong with a beautiful pair of enormous earrings.

We believe they are the true highlight of your dress up game. They instantly bring out your natural enchanted ness. 

For ages, they have been a symbol of womanhood and symbolism. Earrings are considered to be one of the most essential parts of bridal jewellery as they bring direct attention to your face. 

Although according to Indian traditions the importance of earrings goes way beyond a piece of jewel used to adorn a bride with. 

It is believed to protect the bride from any sort of evil.

3. MYSTICISM OF MAANG TIKKAS:

This forehead accessory is a simple jewel placed on the headline of the head to add age-old charm to the new age brides.

It symbolizes the “Power of Soul”.

While maang tikkas have now become a fashion statement, this ancient tradition has an influential significance in weddings as it is believed to represent the third eye and have control on one’s emotions and concentration.

4. TINKLING OF BANGLES:

Nothing defines the traditions of a wedding better than Bangles. 

A newly wedded woman is not only expected to wear them on the day of her wedding but also, for a long duration after the wedding as a symbol of suhaag. 

Different cultures have their specific beliefs with regards to wearing bangles on a bare hand but unitedly they all believe in the significance of bangles in a marri-Indian-culture/ed woman’s life as prosperity, health and luck. 

The hues of these bangles instantly bring the marital charm to the bride. For many women, it’s a sign of new identity as they step into the new phase of life.

5. REGALITY OF A NATH:

The imperiality of a nath since ancient times does not go underrated.

It has now been noticed that traditional naths are once again marking their territory in 00.Indian weddings. They have the power to elevate your bridal look even without trying hard as they bring direct attention to the bride’s face.

It is believed to pay respect to Goddess Parvati.

CONCLUDING THOUGHTS:

Jewels have their own charm.

Every jewellery that a bride adorns herself with on her “The Day” elevates her charisma.

Every jewellery piece has a significant impact of its own and holds a deeper meaning spiritually.

Therefore, along with attire, it becomes essential for each bride to pick ornaments that grandeur their look.