How important is your bridal jewellery to you? Are you someone who would stick to elaborate heirloom pieces or someone who believes in less is more? Anita Dongre‘s latest fine Jadau jewellery inspired by the archaic Rajasthan has something for every bride-to-be. And to cut down your dilemma on what to pick and how to match it with your bridal outfit, we got the designer Anita Dongre to guide you. You can thank us later!
“I personally feel that brides must simply follow their heart. It’s best to wear something that compliments your personality. When it comes to accessorizing and jewellery, the less is more concept is key. Wearing one statement piece that complements the outfit works wonders for the look. Looking gorgeous on your wedding day does not mean you have to add on to who you are. Keep jewellery and makeup within your comfort zone and avoid wearing garments that weigh down your persona,” says Anita.
Here are some of the ace designers personal faves and expert tips on how to style them.
For the monotone bride
“This fine Jadau piece complete with Meenakari enamelling can perfectly complement a regal bridal ensemble with a scooped neckline. This set of earring, maang tikka and the necklace could beautifully create a monotone look.”
Silver love
“This intricately crafted piece is versatile and can be worn either with shades of blue as well as with a cream and a pastel palette. The necklace can also be worn as a statement by itself and could be best paired with lehengas.”
Best when paired with pastels
“This fine jadau statement jewellery piece can be teamed up with a pair of delicate earrings. The lively colours in this neckpiece do all the talking. Wear this with a subtle pastel palette for it to stand out as the focal point of a bridal look.”
Royalty at its best
“This neckpiece complete with the matha patti is the go-to set for a bride who wants to feel like royalty on her wedding day. Pair this set with an Indian heritage inspired bridal outfit to create an extravagant look.”
For the easy go brides
“With all its traditional elements The Viti earrings and Iniya necklace have a contemporary feel to it and can be paired with traditional bridal wear as well as outfits with modern silhouettes, separates and short lehengas. A jewellery combination perfect for brides looking for easy to wear, light and versatile ensembles.”
For bare shoulders
“The ruby encrusted, uncut diamonds and pearls in this piece can be worn standalone with a sari or lehenga choli, that shows off a bare neck, to get the full effect of this expansive neckpiece. This gorgeous piece is definitely something that works for all brides.”
Old world charm
“The beautiful combination of the choker and necklace strikes the perfect balance between a statement yet subtle look. A must-try for brides who would like to add a touch of heritage and age-old charm to their wedding look.”
For the timeless bride
“This combination of uncut Diamonds, Pearls and Emeralds is evergreen and makes for a timeless piece. A favourite among brides, the combination of beautiful nathni and a choker is perfect to create the whole regal wedding look.”
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