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Bridal Jewelry Biography

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An Indian bride is deemed incomplete without her sixteen adornments 

and jewellery forms an essential part of these adornments. On the main 

wedding day, every bride is expected to look her best. To achieve this 

goal, the bride pays special attention towards her wedding attire, 

jewellery, accessories, makeup and hair style. There are a number of 

items in the jewellery which cover, almost all the vital parts of the body. 

These items are specially prepared to compliment the bridal dress. The 

bridal jewellery consists of the following items. 

Maangtika 

It is worn on the forehead by the bride. This is a reason why most of the bridal hair styles bear centre parting. 

This is done in order to accommodate the maangtika. This can be in different shapes and studded with different 

precious and semi precious stones. It usually consists of a string a with a centre piece attached to one end. In 

varied cultures, the form of the maangtika varies. It is even seen as a crown in some regions. 

Necklace 

Necklace is the most eye catchy piece of jewellery, worn by the bride. It comes along with matching ear rings and 

nose piece. Moreover, attention is paid that it complements the colour of your attire and neck line. A choker is 

deemed perfect for such an occasion, coupled with a long necklace. 

Ear Rings 

The ear rings usually match the necklace. You can choose between varieties like long heavy ear rings or short 

loops, from antique ear rings to small studs, depending upon your wedding outfit's colour and design. 

Nose Ring 

This is another essential jewellery item to be worn by the bride. It is also chosen keeping in mind the colour and 

design of the ear rings. The traditional nose piece is known as 'Nath', which consists of a studded nose ring with 

a long chain hooked up in the hair. In case the nose is not pierced, there are nose studs available, which can be 

temporarily worn by the bride for the ceremony. 

Bangles 

Bangles are the symbol of the nuptial rituals. As a result, the bride wears both gold as well as glass bangles on 

her wedding day. The glass bangles are mostly of the colour of the wedding dress. However, the gold bangles 

are the ones gifted by the mother in law. 

Arm Bands 

Arm bands or armlets enhance the beauty of the bride, elating her grace and elegance. It is a traditional and 

regal jewellery item, which has become quite a fashion statement today. For a more stylish look, they are worn 

only on one arm. 

Rings 

Rings are also vital to the embellishment of the bride. Usually the bride wears a Hath phoolhar in her hands. This 

consists of five rings for all the fingers, connected with a central piece, further connected with a bracelet, to be 

worn in the hand. 

Waist Band 

Waist band is worn on the waist, over the saree or the lehenga. This is a heavy jewellery piece, which is quite 

traditional in look and design. This also serves as a support for the wedding dress and helps to keep in place. An 

artistic waist band can really add up to the grandeur of your wedding ensemble. 

Anklets and Toe Rings 

The bride also wears anklets and toe rings in her feet. These are usually made of silver as gold is not worn in the 

feet. They are available in intricate designs, decorated with works of meenakari, kundan and beads. 

Tradition of adoring oneself with jewellery is 5000 years old in India. 

Indian women and jewellery have always formed a great combination. 

The tradition is still alive and time has made it only more vigorous than 

earlier. The art of making beautiful ornaments, with delicacy and 

acumen, has been developed throughout the historical times. Rulers 

and feudal gave patronage to art and artists, to develop the same to 

optimum. There is jewellery for almost all the body parts, including 

neck, ear, nose, arms, ankles, fingers, waist, hair parting, etc. 

In India, jewellery is designed to match with the attire. The theme of its 

design as well as the colour of the jewellery is taken into consideration 

while adoring. To make jewellery more attractive, it is topped by diamonds and various types of gems. 

Traditionally, Indian jewellery has been made of heavy and voluminous gold pieces, but recently jewellery made 

of silver, platinum and other metals has become quite popular among people. The popularity of jewellery made of 

stone, encrusted on metal, has grown more recently. In the following lines, we will tell you about the different 

kinds of jewellery in India. 

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