Have a lot of Bridal duties to take care of? Let us help you get up-to-date with all the Jewellery trends stirring a storm in the bridal market so you can just focus on choosing your favourite.

1. Crown maang tikas

A princess like hairdo should be complemented by an elaborate maangtika that goes around your head. You can improvise by using achunky necklace as a crown maangtika!

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2. Kamar bandh

South Indian brides swear by this bold yet elegant jewellery piece! It comes in various types to suit your style and outfit. You can choose to go with just one golden belt or get a more elaborate kamar bandh with stone and gold work.

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3. Double necklaces

Layering is not limited to just clothing. With the advent of choker necklaces, the pairing of chokers with longer and thicker necklaces is all the rage this season!

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4. Polki

Polki jewellery has taken 2016 by storm. Polki is a stone which is made of unfinished natural diamonds and give a regal, elegant and extravagant look to the bride

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5. White gold and diamonds

The delicate and minimal is back to contrast the royal and heavy. White gold and diamonds are back in trend with the rising popularity of day wedding events.

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6. Head accessories

Other than the maang tika, the wedding market flooded with innovative and gorgeous headpieces to give the bride a distinctive look. Here are a few pictures to get you started!

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7. Statement pieces

Going simple with your bridal dresses and rather making statement with your jewellery will definitely make you stand out of the crowd.

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8. Colour blending

Mixing jewellery stonework and colours gives your attire an extra edge and depth, while the different colour stones make you look like a royal.

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9. Kundan

Kundan is pretty much evergreen but with Rajasthani lehngas trending in the market, complementary kundan jewellery has become a must. Opt for newer designs to carry kundan.

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10. Floral jewellery

Opted more on the mehndi or sangeet day, floral jewellery can also do wonders on the day of the wedding. Incorporating floral wristbands, or floral anklets gives relief from the heavy overall accessorising.

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11. Thick arm and wristbands

Emerald and diamond wristbands and cuffs add the touch of modernity and edginess to your overall accessories. They help in balancing the modern and traditional features of your attire.

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12. Victorian

Completely off from the usual, Victorian jewellery has always been linked to Christian weddings. This is a misconception as Victorian jewellery complements Indian bridal dresses and gowns also. See the pictures for inspiration.

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13. Haathphools

Haathphools are one of the most unexplored jewellery by brides. Which is a shame because they look delicate and so glamorous on the mehndi-inked hands. You can select from minimal haathphools to elaborate haathphools depending on your choice.

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14. Nakshi/temple jewellery

With simple temple weddings gaining momentum, temple jewellery too is following suit. Temple jewellery includes pendants, rings and other jewellery pieces with pictures of godly figures engraved in them. Temple jewellery also have nags and stones engraved to give it a rich look.

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15. Pearls

Pearls engraved in gold or silver are a bridal dream jewellery piece. Designers are fast producing pieces that not only hold the extravagance of bridal jewellery, but also help keep it light with the addition of white pearls.

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16. Chandelier earrings

Long, dangling and bright chandelier earrings were limited to Christian weddings but with designers experimenting with white gold and diamond net designs, they have permeated the Indian bridal market, setting it as the newest trend.

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17. Body chains

Body chains are yet to break the Indian wedding market but the trend is not far off. The intricate detailing and the waterfall like flow make them an inevitable future in the Indian wedding industry.

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18. Floral diamond jewellery

The most extravagant of the lot, floral diamond jewellery is usually encased in white gold to give it that delicate look. The neckpieces and rings are studded with diamonds making you shine bright on your wedding day!

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19. Bejewelled watches

Being the busy bride, you need to be aware of the time. The new addition in bridal beauty trends is the bejewelled watches that are made of gold or engraved with diamonds. You can also get one custom made with stones if you prefer a more traditional look.

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20. Satlada necklace

Satlada had been lost in tradition but is now making a comeback. A seven string necklace with stones or pearls is a must have for brides this season!

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