There is always a plethora of bridal jewellery designs. Especially for modern brides, there are always different demands as well as variety of choices. As we celebrate the choice of every bride, we brought here some of the most unique concepts of modern bridal jewellery to embellish you for your grand day.

Modern Bridal Jewellery –  Embellishing the New You!

An Indian wedding occasion is not only about how one arrange the overall function but also how the bride appears on the aisle. There are a lot of things to take care about but the bridal jewellery is surely one of the most important of them. From the heirloom jewellery to the very contemporary minimalistic jewellery, we’ve got everything to help you organise your once-in-a-lifetime bridal masterpiece.

Heirloom Jewellery – Arranging It In the Millennial Way

Every bride has listened to their parents and grandparents talking about the jewellery they have. These are actually the masterpieces which are treasures in real means. Recently a trend is getting popular of using the bride’s heirloom jewellery by rearranging it with contemporary jewellery. Mostly for the age-old kundan jewellery items, if polished once, they appear to be new and when worn to the wedding evening, people just can’t stop staring at you.

Making a Fusion With the Mainstream Jewellery Types

Before going to this particular segment, one must sort out which kind of jewellery she is going to adorn as her grand day outfit. No matter whether it is a designer lehenga or a quintessential saree, fusion jewellery can fit all of them. Appearing to be a little odd, the trend of fusion is quite a hit now. Nowadays modern bridal jewellery items are coming studded with bigger pieces of polki and diamonds at the same time and they are ethereal, of course. On the other hand, the essence of Kundan crafts in modern-day gold bridal jewellery is also pretty appreciable to appear in a unique look.

Oversized Jewellery – the Mughal Tradition is Still on Trend

During the Mughal era, royal women mostly preferred to wear this kind of jewellery. Oversized polki jewellery or kundan pieces are still very high in style because of their gigantic yet intricate designs. Making it a perfect fit for heavier-than-usual wedding outfits, this particular pattern comes a bit bulky also, due to heavy stones, and other decorations. So, it is important to take care of the weight as well.

Impedance of Kundan on Gold Jewellery

Modernisation is a way of living nowadays. From the very traditional and evergreen gold jewellery to the contemporary pattern, eventual changes have made it look better and much more delicate as per the millennials’ choices. And there is the temple jewellery, an extra feather to the crown, that always has been successful in impressing people. In order to beautify the imperial gold jewellery and create a better and wider look, craftsmen are using kundan works, either with polki or colour stones.

Matha Patti or Maang Tikka – A Must for the Princess in You

Even though it may look a bit off with the trend but designer matha patti or even only a maang tikka has always embellished a bride beyond imagination. A bride, dreaming of her wedding in a regal way, should never skip it. Kundan matha pattis with intricate meenakari works are something to go with in order to create an awe-inspiring appearance on the aisle.

Minimalistic Bridal Jewellery – Subtle yet Surreal

Diamonds have always been the best friend of women and when one plans to embrace diamond in a highly demanded way, the result is minimalistic bridal jewellery. Designer diamond jewellery items, studded with larger pieces of round and fancy (pear, marquise, baguette, oval-shaped) diamonds, are mostly categorised under this particular segment. But, we understand that arrangements of a wedding is not only about the jewellery- there are much more to do and that’s why same designer pieces are also available in the form of cluster of diamonds. They remains less costly, but the sparkle remains the same.

Precious-stones Bridal Jewellery – Adore the Colour of Regalia

One sort of jewellery is there with colour-stone beads, and another is studded with precious coloured stones like emeralds, rubies, sapphires, etc. Minimalistic jewellery goes pretty good for any purpose, but in order to make a statement piece for a heavy bridal lehenga, studding precious stones is the idea to go for. Precious stone jewellery items are no old, but contemporary highlights have made it worth exploring. Basically colour-stone jewellery has a different taste that can match the outfit also, uplifting the bridal effulgence.