Wedding Jewellery

In a heavy Gota Patti embroidered Rajputi poshak and equally rich and heavy Rajputi jewellery, the Rajputana bride resembles a princess.

Traditionally, most Maharashtrian brides have liked pairing pearls and golds as is visible from Marathi literature and poetry as well.

The Bengali bride usually wears a lot of jewellery and it is mostly gold and silver. In yesteryears, women used to wear a massive amount of gold.

To help you find the best bridal diamond jewellery for you, take a look at these extraordinary diamond jewellery curated by WA.

Here is a compilation of jewellery for South Indian brides that have been loved in the past, is still adored and will always be iconic in the future.

Take a look at these beautiful jewellery pieces that are sure to add drama to your wedding looks. Experiment and shine!

Bridal jewellery is the culmination of everything extravagant, gaudy and regal. From beautifully crafted diamond rings to exclusive gemstones and precious metals — brides deserve just the best for their wedding day.

From the most extraordinary jewels to the prettiest trinkets — the brides love to experiment with their jewellery to shine out of the crowd.

The master crafter of anything truly traditionally Indian — Sabyasachi has been making traditional jewellery for brides since years now. Each of his pieces is beautifully crafted to perfection. Wedding Affair mentions some of the daintiest pieces from his collection.

The season has served us with perfect inspirations for the bride and groom looks for weddings, when it comes to ethnic fashion. From coloured gemstones to top-to-toe metallic look — the celebrity Diwali parties featured them all. Wedding Affair mentions some of the best celebrity jewellery looks that are wonderful inspirations for the bride to be.

Wedding Affair brings to you the must-have jewellery every bride should have in her trousseau.

When there is a wedding marked on your calendar, it must certainly be lined up with a few cocktail parties. Decking up for a...