Indian bridal jewelry is the most beautiful and famous jewelry in all over the world. South Indian Bridal jewellery is very most amazing traditional and richness jewellery from all over India. They like to wear Temple jewellery mostly. South indian bridal worn a lot of accessories like aravanki, naga jada, vaddanam, kada, 3-layers of necklace and haaram. All the jewellery is in heavy yellow gold fully hand crafted in 22ct pure gold using their ancient techniques. In this post we will discourse latest trend of South indian bridal jewellery.

Mangamalai: Mangamalai is a necklace in style of Mango Motif.

Haaram: Haaram is a multilayer long chain necklace with peacock pendant.

Nethi Chutti: It is a type of Maang Tika.

Thali: Thali is the traditional jewellery known as Mangala Sutra or “Mangalya Dharanam” gifted to bride from groom. Mangla Sutra is the sign of marital status.

Mullai: Mullai is also know as Mottu Malai, is a type of necklace with jasmine bud motifs.

Kasu Mala: It is also known Kaasumaalai or Kasulaperu, a special type of necklace with Laxmi Gold Coins.

Aravanki:

Naga Jada: Naga Jada is a type of hair accessories worn with choti (braids) for hair decoration over the lengths of their braids.

Vaddanam: Vaddanam is also known as Oddiyanam, is a type of waist belt.

Kada: kada is antique studded bangles.

Buttalu: Buttalu is known as jhumka.  

The wedding day is the most beautiful day in the life of a woman and she wants to look her best on her wedding day. Including clothes, hair style and mahandi, jewellery play an important role to put the entire bridal look. Jewellery like earring, rings, bangles and necklace are common jewellery for a woman but on her wedding day there are some special jewellery worn. These jewelries are play an important role and an essential part of wedding ceremony knows as “Solah Sringar” on her wedding day. Solah Sringar is the combination of “Solah” and “Sringar”, Solah means Sixteen and Sringar means Adornment, in which bride adorns own with sixteen beautiful process. Today, through this post we will learn about a complete set of Indian Bridal Jewellery.

1. Mangalsutra: Mangalsutra is also known as Thali in Malayalam/Tamil language. Mangalsutra is the combination of Mangal means “auspicious” and the second is Sutra means “thread ”, is a necklace or chain of black beads strung using gold metal thread indicate her as a married woman. The woman continues to wear the Mangalasutra as a sign of her marital status.

Check out this Rajasthani Bride jewellery set, including with traditional Rajasthani ornaments such as Rakhdi (headpieces), Baju Bandh, Adah, Tussi, Pajebs and Gokhrus.

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