Traditional Jewellery Every Indian Bride Should Own
Introduction
Jewellery is an essential part of Indian bridal traditions. Each piece carries cultural significance and contributes to the bride’s overall look.
Here are the most important jewellery pieces every Indian bride should consider for her wedding trousseau.
Bridal Necklace
The necklace is the centerpiece of bridal jewellery.
Popular options:
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Kundan necklace
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Polki necklace
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temple jewellery necklace
Many brides choose layered necklaces for a grand appearance.
Maang Tikka
A maang tikka enhances the bride’s hairstyle and frames the face beautifully.
Designs include:
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Kundan maang tikka
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pearl maang tikka
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passa (side headpiece)
Jhumka Earrings
Jhumkas are timeless and complement most bridal outfits.
Styles include:
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Kundan jhumkas
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chandbali earrings
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temple jhumkas
Bangles
Bangles symbolize prosperity and marital happiness.
Brides typically wear a mix of:
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gold bangles
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Temple bangles
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Kundan bangles
Waist Belt (Kamarbandh)
A kamarbandh accentuates the waistline and adds elegance to sarees and lehengas.
