10 Wedding Jewelry You Must Have To Go With Your Wedding Dress

Every bride's fantasy is to rock her wedding dress. And, that can happen when you know your wedding jewelry to compliment your wedding lehenga or wedding dress. The bride always wants to look special on this day and plans out every bit of her outfit, right from the ‘gajras’ to the makeup, from the wedding jewelry to the clothes. Here is the list of the most beautiful and famous wedding jewelry that every bride should own. Mix and match the best to come out with a charming wedding jewelry set for a bride.

1. Necklace

A necklace is a classic and essential component of any bridal jewelry ensemble. Numerous iterations of the necklace are currently on the market, catering to consumers with both deep and less deep incomes. Let's take a look at some of India's most well-known necklace styles.

Choker Style

This necklace design has been increasingly fashionable recently. Choker necklaces are becoming increasingly popular among Indian brides, after its success in other formal and casual settings. The bridal lehenga is so well-liked because it has a regal air to it. There are also many other variations of choker necklaces available.

Rani Haar

The rani haar is a type of necklace that is lengthy and can have one or more strings. The great length of this style adds a touch of royalty to the bride's ensemble. Since Sabyasachi began clothing his models in this style many years ago, it has become widely imitated. It is typically worn with a second necklace for added sophistication. If you want to stack Rani Haar, a choker is the way to go. However, if your wedding blouse is really simple, you can get away with just wearing the rani haar. It goes beautifully with Indian brides' bridal jewelry sets.

Aadh Necklace

The first component of this necklace design is the choker, which is often a solid block of gold decorated with Meenakari work. The Aadh necklaces worn by Rajasthani brides have a highly traditional appearance thanks to the strings of triangles at their ends. This style of necklace is particularly flattering because it covers so much of the neck.

2. Nath

This classic bridal jewelry set will elevate your outfit to the next level. This stunning nose ring is the finishing touch to your new look. While not all brides want to wear them, those who are comfortable with them add a touch of extra glitz to their wedding attire. Naths that can be pressed on to the nostril from either side are quite common and look gorgeous, so you don't have to get your nose pierced. You should include this in your wedding jewelry collection. 

3. Payal

Payals are the magnificent, eye-catching jewelry worn on the foot. They're sold as a set and can be worn on either ankle. Most of these payals are made from silver metal and include intricate patterns and designs from the past. Some wedding them may also include tiny metallic bells that jingle when the bride walks. This gives her an air of mystery and sophistication.

4. Bridal Bracelets 

All across the world, brides and regular ladies alike wear Bridal Bracelets as a mark of their Indian heritage. They are also known as bangles and are typically crafted from gold, silver, or a gold-plating. These, however, are also frequently encountered in other materials including glass, wood, plastic, ivory, and so on. This not only helps the bride look stunning, but also adds a touch of tradition to her ensemble.

5. Finger Rings

Finger rings come in a wide variety of styles and colors, each one reflecting the unique taste of the bride. As one of the first pieces of jewelry a man typically gives to a woman, the engagement ring sets a precedent. It is claimed that rings have always been a delight to every craftsman who manufactures jewelry because of their association with adorning the hands of brides along with their wedding attire.

6. Earrings

Earrings transform the look from the casual to the formal in an instant. No wonder,  brides often have a huge collection of earrings in different sizes and shapes. A very typical traditional  Indian design that every bride must have is the ‘Jhumka’, but you can have versatile plain bands or studs. These days even the chandelier earrings are very popular. For a bride, mostly earrings are in precious metals and in intricate designs and patterns. They can also be bought as a set along with a matching neckpiece.

7. Maang Teeka

The next piece of bridal jewelry is the Mang teeka, and it is stated that the parting of the bride's hair is very significant in a Hindu wedding. In the Thai tradition, a little chain called a maang teeka is worn at the portion of the hair, with one end attached to the hair and the other end dangling in front of the wearer's forehead. The hanging piece is primarily a pendant, lending a classic air to the design as a whole.