When it comes to jewelry, we can say that it has had a significant impact on Indian culture. Over 5000 years ago, jewelry was a part of the culture of ancient India. Our nation's ornamental custom cannot be denied. It demonstrates the splendour of our nation's past. By switching from cultural to Mughal and then colonial-inspired ornaments, they demonstrated the country's diversity. There are still a few places in our country where you can find a traditional necklace set. Traditional artificial jewellery designs are still preferred by South Indians over contemporary ones.

Traditional jewellery is available to Indians from head to toe. 

Maangteeka 

Maangteeka and Matha Patti for the head are examples of traditional headpieces. Women wear Maangteeka and Matha Patti to adorn their hair and heads. The maangteeka was a part of the culture of the country's past. Even today, every Indian woman wears a mangteeka, and women from other countries are also pairing it with western clothing. Mangteeka is a variety of traditional artificial jewellery.

Nose pins

As you can see, India is a place where people pierce their noses. Beaded nose pins, nose hoops, pearl nose rings, and Maharashtrian Nath were among the various styles of nose rings and pins that Indian women wore in the past.

Earrings

The most common piece of jewellery that women wear is an earring. Earrings are styled by women based on their needs and outfits. Traditional women love to wear earrings like jhumkas, chandbalis, and kaan phool with their traditional clothes. These are the standard earrings that were worn in ancient India.

Necklace set

In traditional dress, you should wear a necklace if you want to wear something with a wide neckline. Chokers and necklaces in 925 Sterling Silver are easy to wear with traditional, western, or indo-western attire.

Bangles 

Our culture cannot be separated from bangles. Bangles that women wear here match their outfits. Online, they can find traditional Jadau Bracelet that complements their outfits and suit their tastes.

Statement rings

Finger rings are worn. They improve the appearance and beautify the fingers. Rings with traditional designs go well with traditional outfits, while minimalist, lightweight designs go well with western outfits.

Feet jewellery

Feet jewelry is a part of Indian jewelry culture. Anklets and toe ring that married Indian women are required to wear come in a variety of styles. These pieces of jewellery are worn by any married woman in this picture. Further, a toe ring, like a finger ring worn on the toes, is typically made of silver. Toe rings are not limited to women only. When the ancient barefoot Tamil men roamed the wild, they wore toe rings, or "Metti," made of silver and without patterns.

Summary 

As we have discussed, Indian tradition makes a variety of head-to-toe jewellery. They are the ideal suit for everyone, according to us. Custom-made artificial jewellery is available in a wide variety at Ciero Jewels.

FAQ

Why do Indian women want to wear Traditional artificial jewellery?

It was a time of 5000 years ago when women first beautify themselves with some adorned jewellery pieces. From the beginning, the charm of jewellery never gets separated. Currently, no woman doesn’t love to attire herself with this jewellery.