INDIAN WEDDING JEWELRY - A COMPLETE GUIDE

The wedding season is here after all the hush-hush of the festive season, and all of us will be rushing once again to get the best outfits for a wedding. And just by luck, if you are the bride or groom, then you are bound to find the ‘eternal’ style statement that should mesmerize every guest in your presence. Indian wedding jewelry is the epitome of all things in a typical Indian wedding, and it has given tremendous amounts of significance to everyone. It has become a symbol of weddings that goes on with the bride to her new house as her wealth, and it strictly belongs to her. Indian wedding jewelry covers almost all kinds of usual jewelry accessories, but simply in a grand way for the bride, as it adds more exposure to her appearance. A wedding gold set is a very valuable asset for every bride getting married, and it comes with gently crafted Indian bridal jewelry. Some families even go on to get specific designs as per their customization, but yes, that usually costs a lot that a simple person couldn’t even imagine.

VARIETIES OF INDIAN WEDDING JEWELRY

Indian bridal wedding jewelry is the most sought-after jewelry of any kind, and there is such a huge collection of varieties to choose from that shopping for your favorite Indian wedding jewelry in the USA could be very confusing and demanding as well. Karmaplace offers a curated wedding jewelry collection to get ahead with your wedding shopping with a little ease, and it starts with silver jewelry with an oxidation process for your friends and family to style up during your wedding. Kundan Jewelry, Lac Jewelry, Jadau Jewelry, Meenakari Jewelry, and the most precious Navratan jewelry are so highly beloved by so many Indians that they get sold out as well-crafted pieces.

GOLD JEWELRY V. IMITATION JEWELRY

Gold is more of a symbol of wealth and is considered very auspicious in every Indian household. Nowadays, in the mix-and-match culture, colorful jewelry with different types of designs are paired, and the authenticity of the material is less likely. Thus, imitation jewelry is more often used as it has become much more affordable than gold in today’s inflated economy, and common households prefer it more. It is also easily replaceable with more variety. Thus, no one has been stuck with one particular piece of jewelry for a long time. You can always innovate, get styled as you want, and get dressed to stun everyone.

The wedding season brings a lot of attention to your eyes and face, and jewelry makes it elegantly stylish to portray your personality confidently. On the other hand, gold jewelry also sometimes becomes much heavier than imitation ones as it carries authentic carats, and it also becomes too risky to carry around due to theft. Luckily, when you shop for imitation jewelry at Karmaplace.com, you will get all the high-quality jewelry that looks like gold or silver but is lighter when it comes to risk and weight. In short, Karmaplace offers jewelry that has the same aura at the same affordable and quality rates as every other marketplace. Do not miss your chance to get the best-discounted deals this wedding season.

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MAANG TIKKA

Indian wedding hair jewelry has the most significant feature that all accessories in Indian wedding jewelry are none other than a ‘Maang Tikka’. It is a headgear that you get to hook on your hair and drape over your forehead.

‘Maatha-Patti is a perfect extension to this maang tikka, as it comes with a chain-like thread that stretches from Maang Tikka to the back of your head. Shop online over here for a curated collection of Maang Tikka sets along with Maatha Patti and earrings this wedding season.

NOSE RING

The nose ring is colloquially called ‘Nathh’ or ‘Nathani/Nathni’ in India, and it goes back to the medieval ages when the nose ring was a jewel of pride for a woman. Today, nose rings can be worn by anyone—men and women both equally style this Indian wedding jewelry accessory so differently from each other.

Women’s nose rings have more intricate work and detailed design, whereas men's nose rings are very simple and sometimes just a ring of golden or silver color.

EARRINGS

As we always know, earrings hold a very special place for every woman, and they have become a standard Indian wedding jewelry accessory for everyone. Earrings come in many variants, ranging from danglers to studs and even pearl drop earrings.

Traditional earrings for Indian weddings are jhumkas, chandbalis, etc., and they are very delicately designed with Kundan artwork and even with the oxidation method.

NECKLACE

When it comes to a necklace, it all comes down to the Kundan jewelry necklace for Indian wedding jewelry, as it becomes the glorious design work for the whole of India. Necklaces can be long or even Choker style, where they get wrapped around the neck and paired with long, dangling earrings.

Indian weddings are almost incomplete without the multi-layered necklaces that become a major highlight for the bride during her wedding.

RINGS

Of course, you must be excited to exchange rings with your beloved soon-to-be spouse, but it becomes a hugely complicated process to choose the perfect ring that suits you and your partner seamlessly.

Rings are often considered a part of your body and, more realistically, an accessory that you carry with you almost every day. It is preferred to be reflective of their wedded partner by both the bride and groom. Therefore, the selection of rings is all about patience and taste when you see the shimmering reflection of your partner over its surface.

WAISTBAND

'Kamar-Patta, or simply a waistband that is tied around or wrapped around your waist over a saree, Indian wedding jewelry’s best element is a waistband, as a bride gets to flaunt her belly so well and stylishly like never before.

When one wears a saree, their belly is exposed, and it gets styled with an alluring waistband that adds a spotlight to the sexiest part of their aura, and women can freely flaunt this. More recently, the waistband is also worn over a kurta or traditional dress over the garment.

BANGLES

Bracelets or bangles—you can call them whatever you want—but they form an elegant part of Indian wedding jewelry. Bangles are all about styling your wrists, and nowadays, they have been replaced with classy watches, but women at weddings love to add this wedding accessory to their wrists.

ANKLETS

Last but not least, anklets are the most gracious part of a foot if you wish to debate, and yes, it is awkward, but Indian wedding jewelry even accessories anklets with beautiful anklets. The toe ring is another Indian wedding jewelry accessory that is paired alongside anklets, and it gets so good when the bride has applied Mehendi to her feet. It becomes a very elegant piece of jewelry for a woman’s ankles, and sometimes it could be considered a little ancient for a modern woman.

However, during your wedding day, what’s wrong with getting a little ethnic while being so contemporary in your persona?

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In the end, when you have all your dream Indian wedding jewelry, all you need to do is get it paired or styled with a great wedding outfit. It is surely another tedious task, and you can easily get so into the thought that finding your wedding lehenga or saree becomes the most important choice of your lifetime. However, Indian wedding jewelry is suitable for all ethnic Indian garments, and it goes back to your roots. Get dressed in your ethnically designed attire that has been worn by your past generations and shows off your heritage with immense pride and succession in honor of your ancestry.