These 8 Gorgeous Brides Wore The Most Stunning Jewellery!
Garima Gupta
Guest Contributor
What is it about jewellery that makes us go ‘oooh’ and ‘aaah’. We can’t resist a polki choker or a stunning maangtikka, and when paired perfectly with a bridal lehenga...oooh la la. Take a look at these stunning real bridal jewellery inspiration pictures for your own wedding shopping!
What we love about bridal jewellery is how every bride has her own way of layering the pieces. Here, the flowers in the second necklace echo the gota patti work on the chunari and kinaari. And the bangles look like marigold buds!
It’s an exquisite maangtikka on its own, but the fact that the red center matches exactly with the red in the lehenga makes it perfect. It’s a way of complementing your bridal outfit without going full matching.
bridal jewellery doesn’t need to match the outfit colours. The green choker adds a visual punch to the red lehenga - it’s a classic combination. The green in the polki necklace and bangles ties with the subtle green in the chunari border.
We see very few shades of ruby in bridal jewellery, so this is a rare find. The fine polki work is offset by delicate pearls. And that choker - we are swooning!
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This is such a refreshing change! It’s traditional South Indian jewellery, but together the three necklaces look perfect. Perfect when you don’t want to go OTT. The maangtikka echoes the pink and gold of the saree.
When your lehenga is Sabyasachi, why should your jewellery not be equally royal. If you can carry off the massive kundan choker, diamond mathapatti and Rajasthani style necklace, then why not?
This is not something you see every day - an Andhra guttapusalu, teamed with a kundan choker and chaandbalis.
Because just one necklace isn’t enough! This is just about the prettiest marriage (see what we did there?) of rubies, garnets, diamonds and pearls.
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1. Floral royalty
What we love about bridal jewellery is how every bride has her own way of layering the pieces. Here, the flowers in the second necklace echo the gota patti work on the chunari and kinaari. And the bangles look like marigold buds!
2. Hint of red
It’s an exquisite maangtikka on its own, but the fact that the red center matches exactly with the red in the lehenga makes it perfect. It’s a way of complementing your bridal outfit without going full matching.
3. Green with envy
bridal jewellery doesn’t need to match the outfit colours. The green choker adds a visual punch to the red lehenga - it’s a classic combination. The green in the polki necklace and bangles ties with the subtle green in the chunari border.
4. Ruby red
We see very few shades of ruby in bridal jewellery, so this is a rare find. The fine polki work is offset by delicate pearls. And that choker - we are swooning!
5. Less is more
This is such a refreshing change! It’s traditional South Indian jewellery, but together the three necklaces look perfect. Perfect when you don’t want to go OTT. The maangtikka echoes the pink and gold of the saree.
6. Antique royalty
When your lehenga is Sabyasachi, why should your jewellery not be equally royal. If you can carry off the massive kundan choker, diamond mathapatti and Rajasthani style necklace, then why not?
7. Andhra in my jewellery box
This is not something you see every day - an Andhra guttapusalu, teamed with a kundan choker and chaandbalis.
8. Never shy away
Because just one necklace isn’t enough! This is just about the prettiest marriage (see what we did there?) of rubies, garnets, diamonds and pearls.
HAVE A STORY IDEA FOR POPxo? If you want to hear about it, we can write about it! Just tell us your idea here!
MUST-READ: 8 Gorgeous Payals For Your Wedding Day!
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Published on Feb 10, 2016
