Indian Diamond Jewellery Designs

With time, people change; their love changes, and their likes change too. Trends are what keep track of the changing minds, thoughts, and wants of people today. Marriage has been a ritual carried out between two people for as long as civilization has existed. There have been different types of marriages, traditions, and even brides and grooms. Brides are the centre of attention and attraction in every kind of wedding at any point in time.

The bride is all dolled up for the big day with the ornaments of that time in the best way possible. The best and most trending fashion and jewellery are the only options for bridal attire. This very need to get the most prevalent and liked fashion of the day for the bride gave birth to "bridal jewellery trends. Bridal jewellery trends are thus, by definition, all the beauty and styles of the present incorporated into a bridal collection, giving out a fashion statement with every ensemble.

Bridal jewellery in India has great significance both jn fashion and tradition. The tradition of bridal jewellery started with presenting the bride with an investment in gold and silver for unfortunate times. Now, it is more of a way to celebrate the new beginning of the bride's new life with trendy styles. Indian bridal jewellery makes it point to be flamboyant and royal. It has to have a queen necklace with traditional jhumkas and a headband with anklets and bangles that cover all arms.

A bride in India is imbricated from head to toe in small- small pieces of jewellery all of which comprise the bridal jewellery. Every article of jewellery has its traditional significance and alluring beauty. The bride is adorned from all angles and at every part, with no corner left empty or incomplete.

Bridal jewellery in Indian, or Indian weddings follow traditions with their heart and it may or may not agree with the trends. No matter how much the trend changes, time changes and people change some of these jewelleries are constant and will remain so.

The mangalsutra, the chooda or bangles, the wedding ring and the toe rings are the constants that must not be left out of an Indian bridal jewellery collection. Each of these articles are customarily significant to the bride and her family. The auspicious thread tied around the bride’s neck by the groom is called mangalsutra. A typical mangalsutra is made up of gold and black beads with a pendant hanging at the centre.

Then comes the chooda or bangles worn as a part of wedding ritual like the rings that are considered the sign of a married woman in India. These meanings and beliefs attached to each of these jewellery articles are too important to be laid off the collection.