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7 Must-Have Ethnic Jewellery Pieces To Complete Your Traditional Look
A traditional outfit looks best when matched with appropriate jewellery. These 7 must-have ethnic jewellery pieces will complete your traditional look!
Indian ethnic jewellery is synonymous with beauty and ethnicity. From neckpieces to anklets, Indian traditional jewellery is unique and has a story, and concept attached to it. To look your best and complete in an Indian traditional outfit, you need the perfect ethnic jewellery.
Now, it may not be possible to own each jewellery type out there, but you can invest in some must-have jewellery pieces that may help you to complete your traditional look in every sense!
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Precious, semi-precious, imitation; it is pretty easy to curate ethnic jewellery both online and offline. You can wear them when traditional attire need comes calling!
Here are 7 Must-Have Ethnic Jewellery Pieces that will enhance your traditional side:
Jhumkas
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Jhumkas are undoubtedly one of the oldest and most adored pieces of jewellery, and rightfully so. A lovely golden or silver jhumkas are enough to make your traditional outfit i.e. sarees and salwar suits look perfect. If imitation jewellery is what you prefer, then pick Kundan, oxidized ones to adorn and shine!
Chandbali Earrings
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Chandbali earrings are a traditional piece of jewellery that resemble a lovely moon shaped pattern or design. Often crafted with either precious stones, imitation Kundan, or silver oxidized metal; chandbali earrings make a statement piece of jewellery.
If opting for bigger and more colourful chandbali earrings, you can ditch the neckpiece and allow the focus to remain on the earrings only!
Statement Neckpiece
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One can not imagine a desi attire without a necklace and rightfully so. For sarees, suits, and Indo-western attire, wear a statement neckpiece that can add focus to your neck. Select from common necklace types like Kundan, jadau, beads, pearls, layered, choker, and more to complete your look of the day!
Bangles or Kadas
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Your traditional attire can't be complete without pretty bangles, kadas, or bracelets. Gold, silver, oxidized silver or metal ones, you can accentuate and complement the ethnic outfit with a set of bangles. If not multiple, you can wear a single statement kada or bracelet to ace the accessory game!
Nose Ring
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Those who have a nose piercing done, prefer to wear a gold or silver ring daily or for special occasions. And those who don't have a piercing done can still add an ethnic touch with a press-on or clip-on nose ring or nath!
Maang Tika
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Considering to be an Indian bride's favourite hair accessory, a maang tika makes for a great ethnic jewellery option. With a traditional Indian outfit like a lehenga, a maang tika, or a matha patti helps enhance your quintessential Indian avatar!
Anklets
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Though may not be visible upfront, an anklet is that piece of jewellery that enhances a woman's beauty and grace. Gold and silver anklets in traditional designs are mostly worn by Indian women as daily wear jewellery on their feet.
For a bohemian look, you can opt for oxidized silver anklets or paayal that add a chic look to your Indo- boho look!
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