7 Different Types Of Necklaces For All The Brides To Be
It is said that jewellery makes a bride even more gorgeous than she already is. A bridal look cannot be completed without some beautiful Solah Sringaar and necklace is the most important part of that Srinagar. No matter what designer outfit the bride is wearing, it won't look appealing until and unless there is a complimenting necklace to go with it.
Brides should know that more than the colour and size of the jewellery, it is important to keep in mind about the cut and types of gemstones in a jewellery. It is important to create a balance between the cut, colour and size of the necklace to compliment the outfit in the best way possible. If you are not much of a jewel enthusiast and want to know more about the necklaces for your bridal look, let's take a look at different types of bridal necklaces that will make any bride look heavenly gorgeous.
Rajput Aadh Necklace
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Aadh necklace is a Rajasthani style necklace that is usually square or rectangle shaped in the centre and is attached with pearl strings. It is traditional style of necklace that covers most part of the neck. The necklace starts in the form of a loose choker but ends with the strings of different gemstones bind together.
Bib Necklace
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Bib necklace is usually in the shape of bib that covers entire neck area and is made with different types of gemstones. It is large in size and is best suited for bold brides who love attention and want to make a fashion statement. Hugely in demand, these types of necklaces are available in different shapes, patterns, designs and sizes.
Chokers
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Chokers have been rage in western culture for years but they have now become trend in India for past few years and specially among brides who love to bring traditional and modern twist in their jewellery pieces. Chokers are most commonly covering the neck region in circular shape and are available in different colours and gemstones. It looks extremely classy when worn with lehengas or suits.
Navratan Haar
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One of the oldest style of traditional jewellery is Navratan haar. It is made with nine different types of precious and semi-precious gemstones of different size, shape and colours. They can be matched with different coloured outfits due to different gemstones and look gorgeous. Mira Rajput wore navratan necklace during her wedding to Shahid Kapoor, with her pink bridal outfit.
Rani Haar
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Rani haar has been the part of bridal trousseau for years. Classic and traditional, these haars are large in size and they give royal vibes to entire look. They can be worn individually or can be paired with some additional jewellery pieces. They are mostly made with Kundan and suit best when sudden with rubies and emerald.
Satlada Haar
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Satlada haar is for brides who love dangling neck pieces. This type of haar has seven different layers, usually of pearl but brides these days prefer modern touch of diamonds into their Satlada. Satlada can be paired with other small necklaces for additional look. They also come in the form of Paanchada i.e five layers.
Collar Necklace
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Collar necklaces are the types of necklaces that start from the collar and spread out. They lay below collar and are available in various different designs and shapes. This type of necklace can be worn at any occasion like bridal party, formal functions and red carpets.It can even be paired up with gowns to bring the touch of traditional style in formal look. This style of necklace accentuates the neck making it appear long and swan like.
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