HAND & WRIST
An essential element of Indian bridal styling, this collection of hand jewellery features designs that drape gracefully across the wrist and fingers.
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ChandRaat Shell Pearl Chooda
Gulabi Shell Pearl Chooda
Riyasat’e Nabha Chooda
Neemrana Chooda
Riyasat’e Patiala Chooda
Preet Maroon Chooda
Aida Pearl Bangles Pair
Ruksana Openable Bangles Pair
Rajbir Openable Bangles Pair
Laddu Openable Bangles Pair
Phagwara Openable Bangles Pair
Kamna Openable Bangels Pair
Naina Antique Bangles 4pc
Reshma Openable Bangles Pair
Pankhuri Hand Pieces Pair
Rimsha Hand Pieces Pair
Nazaam Hand Pieces Pair
FAQs
1. What is bridal hand jewellery?
Bridal hand jewellery includes pieces like haath phool, bangles, and hand accessory designs worn during weddings. These bridal hand accessories complete the look, reflecting heritage jewellery and traditional Indian jewellery styling.
2. What is the significance of chooda in weddings?
Chooda holds cultural significance in weddings, symbolising prosperity and new beginnings. Worn as bridal bangles, it forms an essential part of traditional Indian jewellery and complements other wedding hand accessories.
3. What are kalire and why are they worn?
Kalire are decorative hangings attached to bridal bangles, traditionally worn for blessings and prosperity. As part of bridal hand accessories, they enhance movement and add depth to wedding hand accessories styling.
4. Are bridal bangles suitable for festive occasions?
Bridal bangles such as kundan bangles or pearl bangles can be styled for festive occasions. These heritage jewellery pieces transition well beyond weddings, making them versatile hand accessory options.
5. How do I choose the right bridal hand jewellery?
Choose bridal hand accessories based on outfit detailing and overall styling. Balance statement pieces like bridal bangles with subtle elements to maintain cohesion within traditional Indian jewellery and wedding hand accessories.