The festive season is just around the corner, which means lots of fun, lots of food, and lots of celebrations. With lots of celebration, there also comes getting dressed for the occasions, which of course, puts you in a dilemma, what to wear and what not to wear. We are here to let you know about the jewellery to follow this festive season, which will surely make your ethnic wear look on point.
Women like to experiment with different metals and designs. Exquisite design with the ethnic element is a must-have for every woman. Well, if you want to try on something new this festive season, here’s a list that can help you in deciding which type of jewellery to choose:
1. Kundan
Kundan jewellery is the most expensive of all. It is said to be the purest form of gold. Various types of precious and semi-precious stones are used to give this jewellery a stunning look. The jewellery is known from the Mughal times and that is the reason why it makes you look so royal. Kundan looks great when combined with dark colors like maroon, green and blue.
2. Meenakari
Meenakari jewellery came from Rajasthan but it has now spread its wings all over the world. It is enamelled jewellery. First of all, precious stones are set and then enamelling is done with heat-resistant colors like white, red, yellow, blue and green. Designs of peacock, fish or flower, are usually found on the jewellery. So, if you are the one who likes colorful jewellery, then meenakari jewelry is the one for you. Wearing meenakari will add a dash of regalness in your look.
3. Silver
Silver Jewellery is trending these days because of its durability and affordability. Silver rings, bracelets, chains, necklaces, earrings, nose rings, anklets, toe rings, and what not have formed an integral part of Indian jewellery. Sterling silver jewellery is ruling the fashion industry these days. Even the oxidized silver jewellery with traditional designs is on the top of the list of every girl. This lightweight jewellery can be worn with ethnic as well as casuals. The best is to pair a cotton saree or suit with oxidized silver jhumkas.
4. Gold
A yellow metal which is popular all over the planet, and, of course, it is the most preferred choice, when talking about jewellery. Not only this, but gold is also considered to be auspicious as it symbolizes Goddess Lakshmi. Another reason for its popularity is due to its durability and never-ending shine. Gold jewellery is so versatile that it can be paired with anything.
5. Diamond
Diamonds are said to be ‘girl’s best friend’, so why they should be left behind? From diamond necklace to bangles, you can flaunt anything you want to, as diamonds go perfectly with almost any outfit. They make you look sophisticated and classy. To elevate your look, pair it with lehenga or saree which has got sequin, stone or gota patti work.
6. Jadau
Jadau is very popular in Gujrat and Rajasthan. In this type of jewellery, various kinds of gemstones, like a pearl, ruby, diamond, sapphire, emerald, etc. are planted in melted gold with polki, which is an uncut form of a diamond. The jewellery looks very elegant and can be worn to add that tint of grace to your outfit.
7. Pachchikam
Pachchikam is a piece of jewellery which was created in Gujrat and Kutch during the olden times and now it is back in vogue. This jewellery is quite delicate and is made by using gold or silver. You can pick this jewellery to be worn on any occasion. One thing which you should keep in mind is that you need to keep your outfit and makeup as simple as possible because the jewellery seems to be flashy.
8. Lac
Another jewellery type which came from the lands of Rajasthan is Lac (also known as Lacquer). The jewellery has now gained popularity worldwide. Lac is implanted in different types of ornaments like necklace, armlet, bangle, maang tikka, etc. You can find lac jewellery in various designs, which makes it favorite among women of every age. Lac bangles are also one of the compulsive ornaments during some Indian weddings as it considered auspicious for married women. This jewellery comes in bright and vibrant colors which adds zing to your outfit.
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