Saturday 27 July 2013

Indian Bridal Jewellery

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The wedding is one of the most awaited events for women all over the world. Every woman, right from childhood, nurtures a desire to look her best in all her bridal finery on the most important day of her life. Indian weddings are steeped in tradition and culture and are counted among the most colourful. Therefore, it comes as a little surprise that women in various parts of the world are opting for an Indian style wedding. Right from the maang tikka for the forehead to the toe rings, Indian jewelry has something for every part of the body.

The bridal kalira is an ornament that is worn on the wrist by the bride. This ornament stays on the hand of the woman for the first 40 days of her married life, thus giving her respite from having to do the household chores. Though there are kalira made of gold and precious stones, most brides prefer the ones that are made of gold plated ones that use cream, white or red imitation stones. The difference between the two cannot be discerned easily since the gold plated kalira emulates the traditional designs to perfection. The design of a kalira emulates the shape of a chandelier with multiple tiers. Starting from prices as low as $13, this ornament is definitely worth a place in your wedding jewelry collection.Bridal armlets are also an integral part of wedding jewelry. This type of Indian jewelry is worn around the arms and complements the chuda and the kalira. Despite the extensive variety, the kundan armlets are the ones that stand out and make a distinct impression. The goldplated maroon, green and white kundan armlet blends well with the bridal attire and imparts a royal look. If you have chosen the peacock style kundan set that comprises of a chain and chandelier earrings, opt for the peacock style kundan armlet to complete the look.

Indian jewelry for the hand also consists of the bridal bracelets that are available in myriad shapes and sizes. This ornament can be worn by brides all over the world since it accentuates the delicateness of the hand. The ornament not only comprises of the bracelet but also rings that are connected from the fingers to the bracelet. The goldplated kundan bridal bracelet has a central pendant with an intricate design and transforms it from something simple into something elegant and graceful.

Indian Bridal Jewellery

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Indian Bridal Jewellery

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Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

Indian Bridal Jewellery

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