Indian weddings are full of color, tradition, and beautiful clothing. But no bridal look is complete without the right Indian bridal jewellery. From head to toe, jewellery plays a crucial role in making a bride look royal and elegant.
In this blog, we'll explain in simple and straightforward terms the types of bridal jewellery every bride should have. Whether you choose real gold or artificial jewellery, these pieces are essential for your big day.
1. Maang Tikka – The Forehead Beauty
The maang tikka is one of the most essential pieces of Indian bridal jewellery. It is worn on the forehead and attached to the hair.
- It completes the bridal look
- It highlights the bride's face
- It adds a traditional touch
Brides can choose a maang tikka with kundan, polki, pearl, or artificial jewels that look just like real gold. For a bolder look, you can also choose a matha patti, which covers more of the forehead.
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Leela Pearl Polki Designer Tika
2. Bridal Necklace – The Main Attraction
The necklace is the highlight of all bridal jewellery. It's the first thing people notice.
- Heavy Long Necklace
- Choker Necklace
- Rani Necklace
- Layered Necklace Set
Many brides today are mixing real and artificial jewellery to achieve a stunning look without spending a fortune. Chokers with long necklaces are a very popular trend in Indian bridal jewellery.
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Sunaina Bridal Polki Layered Necklace Set
3. Earrings – To Frame the Face
Earrings are a must-have in any Indian jewellery ensemble. Brides often wear heavy earrings to match their necklaces.
- Earrings
- Chandbali
- Droplet Studs
- Kundan Earrings
If your necklace is heavy, you can choose medium-sized earrings. If your necklace is simple, you can choose bold earrings.
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4. Bangles – The Sound of Tradition
Bangles are a symbol of marriage in Indian culture. No bridal look is complete without them.
- Gold bangles
- Antique bangles
- Stone-studded bangles
Many brides now prefer artificial jewellery bangles as they are light and comfortable for long wedding functions.
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Anusuiya Antique Designer Bangles
5. Nath (Nose Ring) – A Royal Touch
Nath adds grace and beauty to the bride's face. It is a traditional piece of Indian bridal jewellery.
- Small nose pin
- Large chain nose ring
- Pearl or Kundan nose ring
Even if you don't have a nose piercing, you can easily wear a clip-on artificial jewellery nath.
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Tanvi Pearl Polki Designer Nath
6. Hathphool – Hand Jewellery
The hathphool is worn on the hands. It connects the bracelet to the chain ring.
It looks very beautiful in wedding photos and matches well with the mehndi design. Brides can choose gold, kundan or artificial jewellery for comfort.
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Sunaina Bridal Polki Designer Hathphool
Why Artificial Jewellery Is Popular for Brides
Many modern brides prefer artificial jewellery for their wedding functions because:
- It's inexpensive
- It looks like real gold or diamonds
- It's lightweight and comfortable
- It's less likely to be lost or stolen
- You can buy different sets for different purposes
Artificial Indian bridal jewellery gives brides the opportunity to experiment with different styles for the mehendi, sangeet, haldi and reception.
Final Thoughts
Every bride dreams of looking beautiful on her wedding day. The right Indian bridal jewellery helps make that dream a reality. From maang tikka to nath, each piece of Indian jewellery has its own significance and meaning.
You don't need to wear everything too heavy. Choose bridal jewellery that matches your outfit, comfort level, and personality. Whether you choose real gold or stylish artificial jewellery, the most important thing is that you feel confident and happy.
Your wedding day is special. Choose jewellery that makes you shine like a queen.
