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Modern Indian Brides Choose Versatile Jewellery Beyond Wedding Day

Indian brides used to choose very heavy jewellery mainly for their wedding day.

Many now want jewellery that shows their personality and can be worn again.

Different wedding events can have different styles.

Light and colourful pieces suit daytime ceremonies such as haldi and mehendi.

Statement earrings and necklaces can add drama to the sangeet.

Traditional jadau and polki pieces can honour heritage during the wedding ritual.

Modern diamonds and gemstone chokers can suit the reception.

Detachable jewellery, bracelets, rings, and earrings can also be worn at celebrations, dinners, or work events later.

Key facts

Traditional approach: Heavier jewellery and greater carat weight were traditionally associated with bridal grandeur.
Daytime functions: Mehendi and haldi looks favour light, colourful, and easy-to-wear pieces.
Sangeet styling: Chandbalis, jhumkas, and lightweight layered necklaces are presented as statement options.
Wedding ritual: Bespoke jadau, temple craftsmanship, and polki collar sets are suggested for the pheras.
Reception styling: Western-cut diamonds, coloured gemstone collars, and minimalist chokers suit modern glamour.
Versatile designs: Detachable necklaces, convertible pendants, and layered strings can create multiple looks.
Beyond the wedding: Bracelets, rings, solitaires, and standalone earrings can complement future festive, evening, and professional outfits.

thehansindia.com · 1 week ago