Trend Setters In Bridal Jewellery
Outlook Traveller|September 2017

Six months away? Or just a month more?

Trend Setters In Bridal Jewellery

The big day that you have been so meticulously planning for is almost here! As your heart beats faster at the wonderful thought of spending the rest of your life with that special someone, that checklist for perfection begins ticking its clock! For every moment that you close your eyes, imagine yourself, flawless in your beautiful gown, handpicked to dazzle! When you have picked nothing less than perfection, when it comes to jewellery we are here to help you choose the perfect finishing touch! Read more to choose from the trendiest of fashion from down the aisle:

Layer ‘em up: Your necklace will always be the piece of jewellery that grabs the most attention, so ensure you don’t leave any stone unturned while amping this up. Layering is already one of the biggest trends this year. Going traditional? Pick a single piece dramatic kundan and polki necklaces with up to five different layers. Or mix and match to create your own unique look. Strings of diamonds or a culture pearls, the layered look is for brides who want to keep their options open! The short and the long of it, nothing makes grabs more attention than the playfulness that such pieces bring with them! And why stop at neck pieces only? Bangles and rings can be stacked together too to add to the glam quotient!

The majestic cocktail ring: While the traditional cocktail ring styles have always been in vogue, they have recently become more popular at Indian weddings for the stylized look it gives both to Indian as well as western wear. A big rock, or detailed meenakari work, the cocktail ring sits on a throne outshining the rest! And before he puts a ring on it that will always steal the show, flaunt styles that no one else has!

This story is from the September 2017 edition of Outlook Traveller.

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