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Mangalsutra Designs to Take Inspiration From in 2021

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Last Updated on November 15, 2021 by Kashika Bindrani

Hindu weddings are all about traditions and auspicious symbols. When it comes to the bride’s look, one of the most important things she adorns on the big day is the mangalsutra. Mangalsutra literally translates to an auspicious thread. It is a dainty necklace made of black and gold beads and a pendant that the groom ties around the bride’s neck to signify their holy union. While the tradition is age-old, mangalsutra designs evolve every now and then as the trends keep changing. For earlier generations, mangalsutra designs meant a maximalist gold pendant with a long beaded chain. However, lately the trend has changed to shorter, minimalistic designs with more diamonds than gold.

These days, there are unlimited options available for brides-to-be and often it can get very confusing. From age old classics and personalized pendants to colorful pendants and charms, there is a lot to choose from. If you’re a bride-to-be, we’ve made a list of all the trending designs that you can refer to before buying the one you love. Prices of all mangalsutras depend on the design and the make and so it varies widely. However, it is always a good idea to know the budget before going out to explore your options.

Here are Some Trending Mangalsutra Designs to Choose From

Age-Old Classics:

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Just like the tradition itself, many brides still prefer to choose a classic gold mangalsutra design. Even though there are many options to choose from these days, brides who wish to embrace the traditional designs can go for the quintessential gold pendants with black beaded chains. Mandala shaped pendants, paisleys, floral designs with dominant use of gold are all latest patterns of gold mangalsutra that one can choose from.

Modern and Minimalistic Mangalsutra Designs:

modern and minimalistic

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If you’re a bride with modern, minimalistic choices, the market is overflowing with designs for you. Ditch the tradition gold-heavy pendants for a simple and elegant pendant. Much like the mangalsutra adorned by Priyanaka Chopra, there are many options that range from simple solitaire and diamond pendants to lightweight and contemporary gold ones. Also, unlike heavy pendants, Minimalistic pendants look better with smaller and daintier chains and are good for daily use.

Sun-Signs as Pendants:

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While Mangalsutra is a must-have jewelry for a bride, there are many creative ways to personalize it to your liking. When Sonam Kapoor wore a mangalsutra with symbols of both her and Anand’s sunsigns, we couldn’t help but gush over it. Mangalsutras like these are a modern twist to the traditional accessory. It is a great way to symbolize your love for your partner. It is a thread to represent love and togetherness, after all.

Personalize Your Mangalsutra Designs:

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If you and your partner don’t believe in sun signs, there are other ways to personalize your mangalsutra, as well. While some brides love getting their or their husband’s names carved on the pendant, others prefer adding charms to represent their love story. Personalized mangalsutras always have a story of their and forever symbolizes a couple’s love and bond.

Diamonds Are a Girl’s Best Friend:

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Much like the classic gold pendants, we’re not getting over diamond mangalsutras anytime soon. Depending on your budget, you can go for solitaires or cluster settings. When it comes to diamond mangalsutras, you can choose traditional designs with predominant use of gold, or go for something more modern in white polish. Simple pendants with geometrical patterns or solitaires surrounded by cluster diamonds are a must-have if you’re a diamond lover.

Play Around With The Polish:

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If you want to buy something unique without experimenting too much, you can always choose to play around with the polish. Choose a mangalsutra that has a mix of gold and white polish for a unique twist. If you’re looking for something ultra-chic and modern, you can even choose a rose gold polish. The best thing about polish is that it can be changed as and when you want. That means whenever you get bored your mangalsutra, just get the polished changed and it’ll be as good as new.

Mangalsutra Bracelets are The New Trend

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If you’re not into the idea of a mangalsutra itself, go for a mangalsutra bracelet. You can literally wear this as an everyday and with any outfit. This trend fits the contemporary multi-tasking woman as it perfectly blends tradition with utility. A mangalsutra bracelet is chic, modern and versatile. Any diamond or gold mangalsutra can easily be turned into a bracelet. These too, can be customized as per you style.

 

We hope this detailed look into all the trending mangalsutra designs helped you choose your perfect thread of love. Whether you’re a covid bride or not. It’s always best to do your research online before making a decision. For more such ideas and inspo, stay tuned to Styl Inc Blogs.

 

Keep’in it Styl’ ish,

Signing off,

Kashika

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