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In all ways, Indian bridal jewelries are real eye catchers. Brides across the length and breadth of the world love them, as well. The jewelries in northern India are relatively lightweight and generally come with a lot of stone works. The bridal adornments on South India are heavily inspired by the temple motif, and mostly golden in color. You can either buy bridal set altogether, as per your taste and look of your trousseau, or can order them separately. In that case, a little bit of idea and inspiration can help you narrow in on the best type of jewelry sets.

Choosing the Bridal Set

Bridal jewelry sets are the new age one-size-fits-all solutions for brides who face some confusion to choose the perfect thing that goes with the bridal clothing. They are available in an array of choices, ranging from the less expensive custom jewelries to the high-end diamond sets.

Depending on the overall look and feel of your wedding dress, you can choose from delicate pearl sets, heavily embellished navaratna sets, Kundan sets containing intricate artistry, Polki sets, Meenakari sets, South-inspired temple jewelries and many more. If you are going to buy any of them, then it makes sense to invest in a versatile set. This would help you to wear earrings, necklaces, nose rings and the like separately.

Maang Tikka- From Where Bridal Jewelries Begins

You need to dazzle from tip to toe on your D-Day. No wonder that even the Matha Patti or Maang Tikka that you would be wearing on your head would play a vital role in your bridal look. There was a time when maang tikkas were entirely out of bridal fashion. But they are back with a bang now. And jewellers are happily brainstorming to make these headpieces as innovative as they can be. Your maang tikka would lovingly adorn the parting of your hair, where your significant other would put the vermilion.

By and large, it would coordinate with the color of your necklace and earrings. However, not all maang tikkas are made the same. Make sure that you choose your adornment as per your facial features. If you have a roundish, chubby face, then select a minimal, push-back type of jewelry. Avoid anything that has a roundish pendant. Instead, go for a pendant that has a lot of angles and sides. You can go for a chunky piece if you have an elongated face. Large sized, statement pendants are a thumbs up for you. Those having a heart-shaped or triangular face might find their pick in the form of delicate maang tikka, as well as a multi-layered matha patti. If you have an angular face, then a tasteful maang tikka with the roundish pendant is perfect for you. And if you are blessed with an oval face, then you can choose just about anything that catches your fancy.

Anklets-The Final Thing about Your Wedding Jewelry

Anklets, or payal, as well as for rings are an essential part of Indian marriages. It is one of the must-to-wear wedding jewelries across many regions of India. Wearing toe rings is also scientifically significant, as it is connected to pressure points that take care of the reproductive organs of women. But apart from the traditional question, both toe rings and anklets have an undeniable grace that makes them a darling of every modern bride.

There are a number of anklet designs for you to choose from. Typically, bridal anklets come with a typical peacock design, set against golden chains. However, anklets and toe rings are primarily made of silver. So there are umpteen anklet design ideas available in the jewelry stores. If you are ready to spend heftily on your anklet, then look for some very exclusive diamond anklets with Polki designs. You can even get AD anklets with costume Polki products if you search for some economized option. The peal and Kundan anklets, on the other hand, have an undeniable grace. There are also a number of colorful anklet designs available that coordinate with the look and feel of your trousseau.