Jewellery Trends to Look for in the Upcoming Wedding Season

Indian weddings are all about love, family, traditions and unforgettable moments. In addition to the outfits, jewellery also makes up an essential part in the overall looks. From intricate gold harams to elegant diamond earrings, the correct choice of jewellery can add elegance and personality to any wedding celebration.

With the wedding season on its way, it's time for brides and their families to search for that perfect blend of tradition and individual preference in their wedding jewellery. And while choosing the most elaborate piece is not always the right approach, what matters more is to find jewellery that complements the outfit and suits your personality.

Panna Jewellers Exclusive, which started its activity back in 1846, combines traditions and modern design in wedding jewellery. Let us talk about some wedding styles we would recommend.

1. Temple Jewellery

Temple jewellery is still a wonderful option for traditional Indian weddings. The designs are inspired by religious themes, detailed work, and classical artistry and go well with silk sarees and traditional wedding wear.

Gold necklaces, earrings and traditional bangles can be used to add glamour to your bridal look.

You should consider wearing temple-themed jewellery for your main wedding ceremony, especially when you want to include cultural traditions in your bridal look.

2. Antique Gold Jewellery

The antique gold jewellery gives an elegant and heritage-inspired look. Its unique finish and exquisite detailing make it a good choice for traditional wedding wear, festive sarees and intricately embroidered lehengas.

Antique necklaces, jhumkas and bangles can be paired with simple pieces as well.

Make sure that the design complements your outfit and does not clash with it.

3. Diamond Jewellery for Contemporary Occasions

Diamond jewellery is one of the elegant choices that can be made by someone getting married for engagement parties, cocktail parties and weddings themselves.

Rings, necklaces, pendants and earrings can go nicely with contemporary wedding gowns, pastel lehengas and contemporary saris.

While buying diamond jewellery, one must take into account the type of settings, the design, the quality of diamonds and the purity of the metal that it has been made from. A good design can make one look classy without looking overdone.

4. Light Weight Jewellery That Makes an Impact

There is light weight jewellery which can be used by brides who want elegance without being weighed down by heavy pieces of jewellery.

Gold necklaces, earrings, light bangles and chains can suit pre-wedding, smaller ceremonies and receptions.

The second advantage is versatility because jewellery bought for wedding ceremonies might later on be used on many other occasions like family gatherings, festival parties etc.

5. Layered Necklaces and Harams

One can make use of layers in necklaces of varying lengths for making an elegant but traditional look for the bride herself.

A shorter necklace or choker with longer haram makes it interesting.

However, the neckline and the embroidery on the blouse would play a major role in choosing a necklace. Heavy embroidering around the neck can match well with a simple necklace while the light one with a more decorative one.

Experiment with different combinations.

6. Statement Earrings and Traditional Jhumkas

Even in case there are no other pieces in your jewellery ensemble, earrings can make a wedding dress stand out.

Jhumkas, chandbalis, drop earrings and modern diamonds – all these styles of earrings have something unique about them. In case you have an elaborate pair of earrings, then you will have to choose a simple necklace, or vice versa.

Comfort is just as important as style, especially since wedding ceremonies take a lot of time.

7. Jewellery for Each Event during a Wedding

Usually, there are a few events during a wedding and each of them allows experimenting with your jewellery style.

Engagement: Rings with diamonds, elegant earrings and simple necklaces.

Mehendi: Earrings that are light, with some colours and bangles that are easy to wear.

Haldi: Comfortable items of jewellery to match traditional bright costumes.

Wedding ceremony: Gold necklaces, harams, temple jewellery and traditional bangles.

Reception: Contemporary gold jewellery, diamond jewellery.

You do not necessarily have to buy a whole new set of jewellery for every occasion. You can reuse some jewellery and combine it differently to get unique styles.

8. Trends and Your Style

You can use trends to get inspiration, but your jewellery has to be in line with your preferences and traditions. It has to represent whether you like classical gold, antique-style items, diamonds or contemporary minimalistic design.

At Panna Jewellers Exclusive, a jewellery style, which is described in the bridal jewellery philosophy of the company, is based on traditions going back to 1846 and on both traditional and contemporary styles of jewellery. Experimenting with different styles and discussing your requirements, budget and clothes will help you to find the right jewellery.

Find Your Wedding Season Style

Wedding season gives you the opportunity to express your individuality using beautiful traditions of Indian jewellery style. No matter whether you like temple jewellery, antique gold, statement harams or beautiful diamonds, keep in mind that you will have to think about comfort and versatility of your outfit and its harmony.

Discover your wedding style in Panna Jewellers Exclusive.