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12 Bridal Nath Designs To Look Stunning On Your Wedding Day

Here is a detail about the types of naths you can choose according to your favorite look, during this wedding season.

By Yogita Chainani
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We can never go wrong on our wedding day since it's one of the most memorable days of our lives and we love to dress up from head to toe on this day. When we think about wedding outfits and wedding jewellery, one thing that attracts us the most is it's ethnic yet modern look.

Trends and fashion change every season and so do wedding collections. But what remains constant is the tradition of wearing certain things for your marriage. Let it be something as small as a bindi or something as prominent as a gold set, something remains the same even if the trends change.

Amazing Naths For This Wedding Season

In the same way, one thing that remains constant with every wedding attire is a sheer bridal nath, which gives your outfit a royal look. A bridal look is incomplete without a nose ring which is also known as a nath. With the changing trends, let's check out 12 bridal nath designs that will make you look like a dream on your wedding day.

The Royal Kundan Look:

The Royal Kundan Look:

Designed delicately with kundan work, this nath is perfect for a bride who is looking for something light and classy at the same time.

Half the portion of the nath is minutely detailed with kundans and pearls. The key highlight is the small flower detailing and the small beads that are added to the string of the nath.

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The Simple South Look:

The Simple South Look:

The Simple South Look: A simple look which adds a South Indian touch to enhance your beauty. It is small hoop with tiny red beads carved in it. It is minimal and adds more value to the attire and make-up.

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The Ideal Beads Look:

The Ideal Beads Look:

The combination of red and white beads placed in a traditional manner adds more glamour to this nath.

Being a bit heavy, it has been designed keeping the colour combination of red and white in mind. The beads not only have some fringes, but the detailed kundan work gives it an ethnic touch

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The Base Gold Look:

The Base Gold Look:

If you are planning to go heavy on the make-up and light on the jewellery then this one is an ideal nath for you.

Designed in gold base, this nath has the most basic details, while keeping the gold base as its key highlight.

Giving it a royal look, it has a small green flower designed with one bead on each side of the flower, while covering the rest with a plain gold base. So, if you want to opt for a lighter nath then consider this one.

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 The Ancient Look:

The Ancient Look:

If you are someone who wants to adapt to modern jewellery, then this nath is for you. The base of the nath is kept simple, while half of it is crafted with beads, kundan and tassels, thereby, giving it an urban look.

It's sheer design is very traditional and takes you back to the ancient age. The sequencing and detailing of the nath is designed keeping the minimum make-up and outfit in mind.

Red, white and green colours blend well with the golden kundan work.

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 The Classic Bride Look:

The Classic Bride Look:

This one is a classic look, which almost every bride prefers to opt for. It is plain and has small details, while the string is beads based. If you don't want to experiment much then this one is perfect for you.

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The Studded Look:

The Studded Look:

If you want to ditch the lighter ones and go for the heavier ones, then this is the one. Detailed with small circles and a studded flower in between, this nath adds over-the-top glamour.

The string is studded with small pearls and has a dangling section too. It gives a royal look and is perfect for a big fat Indian wedding.

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The Simple Look:

The Simple Look:

If you want to wear a simple nath, then this ring nath is a perfect option for you. It is plain and simple and just has a small flower to it. If you want to jazz it up a bit, then you can also add a string to this nath.

It is simple and will look seamless with a heavy bridal trousseau.

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The Jodhabai Look:

The Jodhabai Look:

If you want to look like royalty, then opt for this Jodhabai nath. Foiled with gold, it has a three-layer pattern and every pattern has a different detailing. It's a combination of beads, kundans and studs, while the base is foiled with gold. This one is for those who love royalty.

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The Bong Beauty

The Bong Beauty

Add more to your maang tika, by opting for this silver-studded look. Giving away the complete Bengali traditional look, this one is real for those who want to give their nath a cultural twist. The base is bronze, while the detailing is done with silver studs.

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The Hoop Look:

The Hoop Look:

If you want to ditch the string and opt for a small nath which adds some basic touches to your overall look, then chose this one. It is small and gives you a traditional Marathi mulgi look

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The Tassel Look:

The Tassel Look:

Well, if you are someone who loves to follow latest trends, then this nath is especially made for you. It has some tassel fringes on the base, while the top portion of the Nath has some exquisite designs with a detailed bird crafted on it.

Small beads and the plain string of the nath gives a perfect balance to it, while making it trendy at the same time

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