Wedding Jewellery

Wedding Jewellery by Blingvine

What is that one thing that gives you royal vibes? What makes you feel like a real princess? It’s none other than bridal jewellery sets. Guess who has a whole collection of necklaces, earrings, bracelets, and pendant sets. The answer is Blingvine! Your one-stop solution to bridal jewellery sets. Every Indian bride wants to walk down that aisle and feel like a queen, well whatever are your needs, we have a team in place to cater to it all. Whether you're looking for something simple and elegant or flashy and over-the-top, we have what you need. Whether you are a bride or her bridesmaids, we are sure that our exotic collection will help you select a perfect jewellery collection for the coming wedding day. 

A wedding is a cozy affair between two families and if that wedding is taking place in India then we do not need to emphasize more on, how important of a celebration it is. We always see people shopping in groups during weddings, we think it has a different click to it. But amidst the spread of you know what has led people to move into window shopping. Although now people love it, whenever you are shopping for Indian bridal jewellery, what no one caters are your needs, say your whole family shops with us, we treat you like our own family and consultation on what would make a perfect bridal lehenga and which mangalsutra to pick while ’pheras’ we provide the whole bridal package to you. 

We also know the hassle, that women have to go through during a wedding. From pre-wedding photoshoots to 5 days of the wedding. There are a lot of dress changes and wedding jewellery changes that take place. While diamond jewellery, gemstones, and gold jewellery are among our top pics. But we know how costly and delicate they are. At Indian weddings, this situation often arises, where some piece of a ‘rani haar’ is lost, while toggling between costumes and wedding jewellery. Moreover, since these pieces of jewellery are delicate and costly, the risk of losing them or breaking them is high as well and since it is highly-priced the amount of designs or uniqueness is lost in the making. And no Indian bride should feel this sorrow at their wedding. That they have to make do with what they have. Thus we came up with a unique solution to that problem. We present you with high-quality Imitation jewellery with a warranty. We include Swarowski crystals, Kundan jewellery, choker necklaces, American diamonds, meenakari necklaces, jhumkas, and much more in our exotic collection. Toggling between costumes such as lehengas, sarees and carrying this heavy jewellery might make you irritated but our products are not only light in weight as compared to real gold but they also come in all trending designs that you see on the red carpet. They are comfortable and easy to wear moreover we deliver them to your doorstep at affordable prices. This way you can have the best wedding, you always dreamt of.

Different styles of Bridal Jewellery

Gold Jewellery for Brides

One traditional choice for bridal jewelry is gold. Gold has a classic, timeless look that works well with any wedding dress. It's also a very versatile metal, so you can find gold jewelry in a wide range of styles to suit your personality. Whether you're looking for something simple and elegant or something more unique and statement-making, gold is always a good option. A gold choker necklace in our collection is worth checking out. 

American Diamond Bridal Jewellery

Step up your bridal game with American Diamond bridal jewellery! With dazzling diamantes in a range of colors, this jewelry is perfect for making any bride look elegant and rich. Whether you're gearing up for a pre-wedding function or the big day itself, these pieces are sure to take your outfit to the next level. So make your wedding sparkle with American Diamond bridal jewelry!

Kundan and Meenakari Necklace Sets

Add some dazzling elegance to your bridal look with meenakari necklace sets! These exquisite sets come with intricately designed Kundan and meenakari work, adding a touch of glamour to any outfit. They're perfect for an Indian wedding or any other special occasion - complete your look with matching earrings and maang tika for a truly glamorous ensemble.

Bridal Necklace Sets

The big hits are our bridal necklace sets! Our sets come with a matching necklace and earrings, and they're the perfect way to add a little extra sparkle to your wedding day look. Shop our selection of bridal necklace sets today!

Significance of bridal jewellery

Over a period of time, bridal jewellery in India has undergone a prime evolution, while bridal necklaces and bridal earrings managed to reclaim the traditional heritage and craftsmanship of it. Wedding jewellery worn by Indian brides has had a progressive effect on society as a whole. India is a country that has been rich in its customs since ancient times. When it comes to bridal jewellery it has some eternal significance with respect to ornaments and their uses. The symbolism of bridal jewellery has evolved with time but continued to be a part of trousseau as it was in the latter days. In some parts of our country, wedding jewellery signifies traditional values, as the bride is groomed to wear heirloom pieces of jewellery which have been passed down from generations. Bridal jewellery designs come in a broad variety of designs in India, with each state having its own culture reflected in the jewellery, made to highlight values and traditions. Some of the most commonly used wedding jewellery by Indian women include mang tikka, bangles, anklets, choker necklace, meenakari necklace, rani haar, jhumkas, mangalsutra, nose rings or nath, and matha Patti.

From rings with gemstones are believed to bring luck, to the nose ring or nath signifying feminity and elegance, every part of the bride’s trousseau is designated with a unique significance. For example, a mangalsutra is believed to bring long life to the husband, hence it’s the most important piece of jewellery collection that has to be present in the wedding jewellery. Another is the maangtikka, which is a pendant worn in the center of the forehead it symbolizes the union of the female and the male elements, said to overcome all hurdles that come in life. The Nath or the nose-ring is also an important part of the Indian bride’s wedding jewellery. In the south Indian part of India, Indian brides are advised to wear waistbands around their bellies during weddings. Then lastly the toe rings are another part of the bridal silhouette. Toe rings are another piece of jewellery meant for brides and even married women, as it is believed that they activate the pressure points, that aid in child conception. 

History of Bridal Jewllery

In India, there are many popular kinds of wedding jewellery like the temple, enamel, meenakari gold jewellery, Kundan, and polki included too. Each has its own specialty since it belongs to a particular region and has its own history to retain in wedding jewellery. This history and its significance make the wedding jewellery worthy of its stature. 

Temple Jewellery

The temple jewellery has been solely crafted with the purpose of adorning the idols on the temples. In India, weddings are considered to be very auspicious if they are held in temples. Thus to proclaim that auspiciousness women are dressed accordingly in the attire of goddesses. As time passed not only brides but also dancers would dress in wedding jewellery, to pay their respects to the goddess in the form of renditions of devotional stories and started to wear imitations of wedding dress styles that has been copied from the idols. The one dance form that grew popular along with the temple jewellery is Bharatnatyam. Thus today, it is an accessible style of wedding jewellery, making its way through the world of trousseau and making its way into our list.

Jadau Jewellery 

Well, the Jadau technique of wedding jewellery dressing is a form brought by the Mughals to India. But it has been perfected by the people of Rajasthan and Gujarat with their own distinctive touches making it their own style. Jadau is a technique used in making Kundan and polki jewellery. The technique through which intricate designs are made is something every bride aspires to own in her collection. The Rajputana queens, from Jaipur would wear this Kundan necklace and polki designed jewellery at their weddings. A collection of the most mesmerizing gold and Kundan jewellery there is. During their time this type of jewellery was only accessible to the king’s court and its people. But today this technique has made its name in the Indian market and is a part of mainstream trending jewellery designs.

Meenakari Jewellery 

The art of meenakari and enamel work was introduced to us by the Raja Mansingh of Amer, who brought artisans and craftsmen from Lahore to create beautiful jewellery. A technique that creates complex intricate designs by fusing powdered glass over gold. Meenakari necklaces have gained popularity due to their intricate and colorful designs. Today, a modern bride’s jewellery can range from traditional to entirely noticeable distinct jewellery pieces depending on her tastes. At Blingvine, we have a plethora of options for you to choose from, as we firmly believe weddings come once in a lifetime and nothing should go wrong during that season. 

Must-Have Wedding Jewellery

As soon as a bride walks down the aisle, all eyes are carefully set on her. The wedding apparel draws all the attention. And her beautiful and shiny bridal jewellery, makes her look no less than a queen. Every bride’s fantasy is to rock her wedding dress. And, that can only happen when you know your wedding jewellery to compliment your wedding lehenga or wedding dress. 

It is almost impossible to imagine a bride without her signature bridal jewellery. Generally, bridal jewellery is expected to be unique yet traditional. It radiates the bride’s persona in the crowd of wedding attendees. Irrespective of her religion or culture her jewellery gets a lot of attention.

The jewellery adorned by the bride also represents her union with the groom’s family. This adds a significant spiritual aspect to the ornaments. 

Nowadays every bride spends a lot of time and effort picking the perfect bridal jewellery pieces. They must work well with the entirety of her outfit. As the brides want to look special on this day and thus plans out every bit of her outfit. 

Here’s a list of the most beautiful and famous wedding jewellery that every bride should own. 

Necklace 

One of the most common yet important parts of any jewellery set is a necklace. They are different types of necklaces that are trending in the Indian market to suit all the deep as well as not-so-deep pockets.

Choker Style 

This style has gained popularity lately. After slaying the regular wear and party looks, this style has reached the mainstream market of the Indian bride’s trousseau with many brides voluntarily choosing to go for choker necklaces on their wedding day. It gives you a royal feeling and matches your lehenga and takes your wedding ensemble to the next level. An exotic addition to your wedding necklace collection.

Rani Haar 

Rani Haar is a necklace that is usually longer in length. Due to its long length, this style also gives a royal look to the whole wedding attire. This necklace is usually accompanied by a smaller choker style necklace to make it more elegant in nature. This type of necklace was worn by Rajputs of Jaipur, Amer, etc. Rani haar looks good when it is layered with a choker necklace. Though if you are wearing a wedding blouse which is plain, wearing rani haar would still look good. It’s a perfect addition to your wedding necklace collection.

Nose-rings

Nath is a part of traditional jewellery that adds an extra charm to your entire look. It helps to boose your inner feminity and elegance. Not everybody is comfortable wearing this but if you want to go the extra mile and glam up your ensemble then this accessory will take your bridal look up to a notch. This jewellery piece will simply make you feel beautiful. And we suggest that you carry this in your collection.

Bangles 

Nothing can symbolize Indian weddings, more than the bangles. They are the symbol of Indianness worldwide. These are worn by women as well as normal girls. These are made from silver or gold plated designs. This not only gives a traditional hint of the whole look but also makes the bride feel the love of her family as she makes her way into a new home.

Earrings 

Earrings have the capacity to transform a woman’s looks from casual to royal in an instant. No wonder, Indian women have a huge collection of earrings in different shapes and sizes. The local markets of Mumbai and Hyderabad are filled with artisans  and craftsmen. A typical design that every bride has in her collection is the ‘Jhumkas. These chandelier-type designs are very popular. They can be easily obtained with a matching neckpiece for your lehenga.

Maang tikka 

According to Indian Mythology, a Hindu wedding has a lot of importance. A maang tikka is a small chain worn on the head at the center. The dangling part is mostly a pendant which makes the whole world look very traditional.

Payal

Payals have been beautiful, stunning, and meant to be worn on your feet. It comes in a pair and is worn around your ankles. The payals are mostly crafted in silver and comprise traditional designs and delicate patterns. Some of the payals also have metallic belles, which rub against each other to emanate melodious sounds, lending her an aura of enigmatic beauty and elegance.

Well, that was our must-have list of Bridal jewellery. Here at Blingvine, we cater to all that is trending on the red carpet and in Bollywood. Our combo of jewellery sets is worth checking out. Our online jewellery store is available on Whatsapp and Instagram. Whatever is your theme, we can cater to it all. Party wear, traditional, office wear, the bridal collection we have tapped into almost everything with our imitation jewellery. Make your wishlist and get ready to check out all the items.

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