Akshaya Tritya 2019: Gold Jewellery Pieces Every Bride Should Possess!

If you are getting married or know someone who is, or your daughter is planning to do so, Akshaya Tritya is the best time to buy gold, invest in some precious jewellery. There are so many things that you will need from a maang tikka to a haath phool to a rani haar and there is so much to choose from in the market today. Do a little research on the designs and get going.

Maang Tikka

No bride is complete without a Maang Tikka that adorns her forehead. This jewellery piece completes your look and adds that traditional touch we all need. There are so many types of tikkas in different weight and forms. If you have a broad forehead, a heavier tikka will look stunning. If it s smaller than average, a lighter maang tikka will look graceful and elegant.

Necklace

This one is an obvious one. Which bride doesn'tt wear a necklace? Well there are so many types of necklaces available in the market. From a simple one to a choker, there is something for everyone. A well-crafted and exquisite traditional necklace works wonders on your appearance. A necklace not only dazzles on your neck but also accentuates your overall beauty. You can opt from a bib necklace to a jadavi lacha to a mango haaram... there are so many crzy options to invest in depending on your taste and the budget.

Rani Haar

As the name suggests, it is a neckpiece for the queens. These necklaces are long, majestic neckpieces that are major hea turners. They look so regal and when studded with rubies, emeralds or even diamonds and pearls, they are gorgeous and have a royal touch to them. These are bold and stand alone, statement piecs which if you can grab somewhere, do not let it go. Do look cloely at tje finish though. Pearls if not rel, can look rather cheap. So by a genuine real gold one, an investment you will never regret and will become a part of the family heirloom.

Earrings

Your earrings should complement the necklace that you wear. It could be a jhumka, a dangler, a little simple one if your maang tikka and necklace are super heavy, it all depends on how you make and like your combinations. Also, we recommend that you wear something lightweight as you will be wearing these earrings for a prolonged period.

Bangles

These need no reminder to be included in any list. From a simple one to a heavu kadha, there is so much in terms of bangles, available in the market. Your bangl could be just a simple gold or be a diamond one. You can get yourself polki bangles or the traditional Kerala kappu, there are a number of designs available.

Kamarbandh

Now these look super sensuous and can be layered or thin, studded or beaded, and can be of varying lengths and designs. They look really amazing if you can carry them off. They encircle the waist and highlight your attire and waistline alike. There is no jewellery more enchanting than a gorgeous kamarbandh as it goes well with sarees and lehengas and beautifies your torso.

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Antique Rings

These are essentials and they add a truly traditional touch your look. Don't confuse it with the engagement ring though. Add a terrific antique ring that comes with the wedding set! Designer antique rings in gold with a large diamond or pearl in the center, and with small emeralds or rubies studded around them are back and they look amazing!

Anklet and Toe Rings

These are worn by brides all over India not just because they signify the married status of a woman but also becuase they add to your oomph factor off late. They give a rustic look and might I add, they someohow look sexy if carried off right. Anklets, paired with toe rings would do magic to your delicate feet.

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Haathphool

Haathphool or a hand harness, this piece of jewellery worn on the back of the palm, looks beautiful! Many actresses have worn this piece of jewellery in a number of films and songs like Madhuri Dixit in the song 'Maar Daala'. They look beautiful and embellish your fingers just right! Hand harnesses bespangle your palm and embellish your fingers and are perhaps the most poetic pieces of jewellery to be crafted. Paired with a matching ring, and in tune with the rest of the jewellery, this is the most novel piece of jewellery that would bejewel the great Indian bride.

Nose Ring

A nose ring or pin is what highlights the face of a bride. Simplest of nose pins give a different look. This tradition of nose piercingsignifies that you are married. However, now-a-days many women wear piercings in different colours and sizes as they give a completely rustic look.

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