From pearl and meenakari to layered styles, these five stunning Kundan nath designs will elevate your bridal or festive look ...

Top 10 looks in the past decade that changed the trajectory of bridal looks and bridal fashion, setting new trends and ...

Celestial designs infused into polki and kundan jewellery evoke a sense of wonder and spirituality, resonating deeply with modern-day brides. ... party wear or occasion wear such as bridal jewellery.

Jadanagam is a snake-like hair ornament that runs along braided hair. It's deeply symbolic in Tamil weddings as it showcases ...

Heritage-traditional jewellery in India has always held great value in weddings and grand celebrations. Known for their grand appearance, most people usually play with spectacular polki and kundan ...

Long necklaces in jadau and kundan in single or multi-strand are loosely called rani haars in the Indian bridal jewellery terms. These can be worn with boat necks, or high-neck blouses and can be ...

A variation of gold jewellery, kundan was a staple in royal wardrobes, where it was commonly worn as part of bridal jewellery too. Kundan jewellery portrayed by Aishwarya Rai in the movie Jodhaa ...

Jewellery Traders’ Federation General Secretary, Dr B Ramachari, puts it in perspective: “Gold is not just a luxury, it’s economic insurance.

Bridal jewellery without a necklace is surely incomplete. Be it choker or mid-length haar or maharani haar, all add an element and grace to the bridal ensemble and here are tips to choose one ...