Gold Jewellery Designs For Maharashtrian Brides
Celebrating a bond of forever togetherness and tying that special knot is highly valued in almost each and every culture that exists. People look forward to getting married and want to mark this new beginning of their lives on a high note. Months of preparation goes into making that one day, the most memorable day in the lives of brides and the grooms. Every detail is taken care of, right from jewellery and clothes, to the arrangement of hall and backdrop of the stage. Every bride dreams of this day for years and her choices are highly influenced by her culture. This article specially concentrates towards the beautiful Maharashtrian brides and their bridal look. The perfect Maharashtrian bridal look is achieved with the right combination of 6 yards or 9 yards saree and perfect gold jewellery designs.
In this culture, pure gold jewellery is highly used. It is sometimes added with precious pearls, but use of diamonds, or meenakari and kundan is rarely seen. A variety of beautiful gold necklace designs are seen in jewellery stores that specialize in Maharashtrian jewellery. From head to toe, various jewellery pieces are available in gold and a few of these pieces are a must. This jewellery is complemented with a typical 9 yards or 6 yards 'Paithani' on the day of the wedding. This type of saree holds a special place in every Maharashtrian bride's life. Authentic gold ornaments worn by a traditional Maharashtrian brides are: Nath – (Nose Ring/Stud) this is a traditional piece of jewellery worn in the nose and is designed in a semicircle shape and is made of pearls and gold.
Various neck pieces are worn with different lengths, names and designs. Chinchpethi (Choker) a traditional Maharashtrian choker is worn that fits perfectly well to the neck. This too is made of pearls and gold with magenta colored diamonds. The next in line comes gold sets with different lengths or just a single set, this depends on the choice of the bride. This set is made of pure gold and the designs are usually inspired by nature. Earrings that match the gold necklace is worn to complete that perfect traditional Maharashtrian look. Bangles called, 'Toda' and 'Patli' are worn in hands. These bangles have their special significance and are of different shapes and designs. These are the basic jewellery pieces along with toe rings and anklets that are worn by a traditional Maharashtrian bride.
To buy gold jewellery first or the outfit first is a confusion faced by many. If the brides have made up their minds to dress up like traditional Maharashtrian bride, then it doesn't matter what they buy first. Traditional gold jewellery looks good on traditional saree of any color. A traditional Maharashtrian bride looks simple and adorable, her make-up is light and her avatar is not flashy. These brides usually believe in the saying, 'Simplicity is Elegance', and that's what enhances their real beauty. If you are planning to dress up like a traditional Maharashtrian bride, then keep it simple and elegant.
Ashish Kaith owns a renowned jewellery store in a metro city. He has a vast knowledge about gold jewellery designs and gives good tips for the brides-to-be through his writing.
