9 Must Have Jewelry For a Bengali Bride: Bengali Beauty
Last Updated on January 13, 2021 by Team Styl.
You Sandalwood pastes effortlessly decorating the brows, breathtaking eyes perfectly lined with kohl, flawless natural makeup is all that defines a Bengali bride. Another unique and definitive attribute of a Bodhu is the traditional gold jewelry that ornates her like a dream. So we have for you the A-Z of the gorgeous jewelry for a bengali bride which is like a feast for the eyes!
9 Enchanting Must Have Jewelry For a Bengali Bride
Tikoly
This is their traditional matha patti. It is made of gold, is stringy and the pearls and gems are added that accentuate its beauty. You can use it to decorate your center parting.
    picture courtesy: Tanishq Rivaah
Paati Haar
This delicate haar which is a result of supremely fine craftsmanship sits elegantly on the neck of the bride. It has a flat base like a paati and stands out from the rest of her jewelry.
Nath
The nath plays a very significant role in a Bengali wedding. The size of the nath dictates the status of the bride. The bigger the nath the higher the status. You can use a traditional nath decorated with beads or get one with beads hanging from it.
                      picture courtesy: Tanishq Rivaah
Chik
The gold Bengali choker is broad in size but short so that it doesn’t reach the collar bone of the bride. Comfort is a must!
         picture courtesy: Tanishq Rivaah
Sita Haar
This long haar made of gold and gems with a floral-inspired pendant. It hangs gracefully and usually goes down till the waist of the bride. Needless to say how gorgeous it looks!
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Ratanchur
This is something we know as a haathphool. The designs are inspired by the sun, moon, and lotus and have five-ring fingers with chains attached to one big piece.
Shaakha Pola
Shaakha pola are bangles with coral red and white color incorporated with gold. They believe to bring prosperity and good health to the bride.
             picture courtesy: Tanishq Rivaah
Jhumko
The traditional jhumko designs draw inspiration from flowers and strings. Their look is a fusion of modernity, tradition, and great craftsmanship.
Tiara
I saved the best for the last. Bengali brides are the only ones who actually get the feel of being a princess, they get a tiara! The tradition says that it’s worn to keep the bride’s veil in place but we all know what it really does!
                               picture courtesy: Malabar Golds
These are the ornamental masterpieces an eastern bride or Bodhu adorns on her big day. Jealous much? Get inspired and get styled by STYL-INC and bring your bridal dream to life!
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