Gorgeous Necklaces That Will Complete Your Bridal Look

Indian weddings call for major fashion plans. Let’s face it, the bridal fashion market is not just full of a variety of bridal lehengas, blouses and veils but there is a whole world of jewellery which is often not well explored. We also understand the shopping plans, the pressure and the nervousness of the situation for brides. The fact of the matter is that we spend a lot of time on shopping for clothes, planning the venue and food, but with the changing times, something as important is jewellery and decisions pertaining to it are left on your parents. With the changing rate of gold, the whole confusion related to designs and price often lands up in becoming a hassle. But hey, that’s not actually the case. Planning helps when it comes to jewellery.

The reality is that we live in a country which is obsessed with jewellery and necklaces form an important part of the jewel drawer. We suggest there is nothing like bouncing back to traditions when speaking of necklaces. A traditional choker’s charm, rani haar’s grandeur, and timaniya ’s beauty are unmatchable.

A Traditional Choker Will Make You A Perfect Bride

A choker can traditionally be characterized by it’s close fitted look. Over the years jewellery designers have experimented with it and have come up with some beautiful designs. Chokers mostly trace back their roots to Hyderabad and Rajasthan. These exquisite neckpieces define Nizami decadence. Jada hua laccha is a type of choker studded with uncut diamonds, pearls and precious stones such as emeralds and rubies.

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Traditional Saath Lada Can Make You Look Like A Star

As the name suggests, ‘Saath Lada’ stands for seven strings arranged in order of their size. All the strings are attached to one point. Indian designers such as Tarun Tahiliani and Sabyasachi Mukherjee are known to have done a number of experiments with it. A traditional bride is incomplete without this neck piece. Most of the times, owing to the structure of the necklace, care is taken that the pieces is constructed with lightweight beads with an insertion of precious stones. What else can a bride ask for?

A Luxurious TimaniyaCan Elevate Your Style

For most of the people who want to indulge in some traditional jewellery this piece might be one of a unique one. Most of the times it is made if gold and studded with other precious stones. It has a rectangular shape with a fringe attached, mostly made of gold beads. With the changing trends and brides opening up to the idea of looping in traditional jewellery pieces in their cool bridal wardrobes, this piece is back in trend and celebrities like Sonam Kapoor and more are embracing them.

Rani Haar Will Make YouLook Like A Real Queen

It got named after the traditional royal heirloom pieces which used to circulate in the royal families. It often was a part of gifts given by senior generations to youngsters. Traditionally made in gold and diamonds, is now available in kundan and polka too. Leading jewellery designers such as Farah Khan, Anita Dongre and Sunita Shekhawat have created some really beautiful rani haar piece.

For A Quirky Look, Try A Mango Haram Necklace

Often created with mango motifs and made in gold, a mango haram is all about getting a beautiful traditional look. It is available in both long and short size and is often layered with a longer necklace. You might have seen Rekha and Tabbu wearing them at a number of red carpet events. Given the piece is a little heavy it can surely be worn for a wedding ceremony.

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