Most Popular Indian Wedding Jewelleries

Bridal jewellery is the biggest highlight of Indian weddings. It is so because Indian brides wear heavy ornaments. They highlight their facial features with gold and diamond jewelleries. Here, I’m presenting a wide range of Indian wedding jewellery Melbourne for the convenience of Indians living in Australia. 

1. Maang Tikka It is a headpiece with a hairclip at the back and a pendant at the front. It is worn along the hairline so the pendant rests on the forehead. It is symbol of transformation from childhood to womanhood. An Indian woman wears a maang tikka only on her wedding.

2. Necklace Worn around the neck, this piece of jewellery is one of the most expensive and decorated bridal jewelleries in India. Women wear necklaces of various shapes, sizes, and artwork. For example, take a raanihaar that carries diamonds and uncut gemstones. 

3. Earrings Bridal earrings are different from fashion studs. If you ask for a set of Indian jewellery Melbourne, the jeweller will show the best of their work. They are called jhumkas or chandbalis due to their intricate design and decoration. Together with a maang tikka and necklace, the set of bridal earrings frames the face of an Indian bride. 

4.Nath (Nose Ring) In India, a woman pierces her nose only to wear a nath on her wedding. The design and size of a nath reflect the social and financial status of a bride. A bridal nose ring is usually adorned with diamonds, but you can choose polished stones or gold instead of diamonds.  

5. Bangles Bridal bangles always come in sets of 12, 18, 24, or more. Also, they are called by different names in India. For example, Punjabi chooda covers the arms from wrists to elbows. In Bengal, brides wear lightweight bangles. Depending on your budget, medical conditions, and bridal attire, you can buy bangles made of gold, glass, ivory, gold, or silver.

6. Kamarbandh (Waist Belt) It is a decorative bridal belt worn to accentuate the bridal dress, such as a lehenga or sari. Also, it gives a regal touch to the bridal look.

7. Anklets and Toe Rings Pajeb worn around the ankles and toe rings are symbols of femininity and marital status. Pajeb and toe rings are usually made of silver but many brides choose decorated anklets and toe rings. If you go to an online Indian jewellery Melbourne store, you will find a large variety of bridal jewelleries.