Asian wedding Jewelry

When you are planning an Asian wedding there is often a lot of things to think about. Aside from choosing the location of the venue, a professional photographer or transport to move people to and fro the wedding location, it's important to look and feel your best during that special day. In this decade, there are a lot of Asian wedding jewelry trends that will complement and enhance your bridal wear allowing you to sparkle and shine for the whole night.

For ages, jewelry has been a significant source of adornment for all the Asian women especially the Indians. The bridal jewelry grabs everyone's attention with the visual appeal of its intricate designs. The bride will always remain incomplete without the exquisite touch of jewelry which gives her a splendid look. Bridal jewelry has a high significance not only in enhancing the beauty of the bride's attire but also taking the beauty of the bride to another level.

In India, bridal jewelry has a special value and meaning and the brides heavily depend a lot on the kind of jewelry she wears. Nowadays fancy jewelry pieces made by colorful metals have gained popularity than the jewels made by using single metals like gold and silver. Each piece of jewelry that a bride wears symbolizes something traditional or cultural. Below are some of the most popular jewelry and their significance in the Asian culture:

1. The Bangles.

Traditionally bangles made from glass represent safety and luck for the future husband of the bride. Wearing bangles produces a sweet tickling sound which is adorned by every bride. On the auspicious day of the wedding, the bride wears golden bangles. The ornament is believed to have an immense romantic and amorous commutations. The sound of a woman's bangles expresses her presence and her wish to gain attention.

2. The necklace.

These are the neck pieces that are worn by the bride during the wedding ceremony. They are usually made of gold with heavy intricate designs on them. The necklace that is worn near the heart is believed to control the emotions of the bride and strengthen the intensity of one's love. The necklace is also believed to be a protective ornament as it undermines hypnotizing attempts.

3. Earrings.

The earrings go hand in hand with the necklace as they are complementary to one another. Evil spirits are believed to enter the body through the openings and ornaments prevents that from happening. Apart from the acupuncture benefits of the earrings, it can also be used to ward off evil spirits.

4. The Nose Ring.

The nose ring is also known as the 'Nath' by the Indian women. This is believed to be the most seductive ornament of a bride and it forms the most integral part of the traditional bridal jewelry. Scientifically, it is believed that women who have a pierced nose will experience less childbirth pains. It also represents the virginity of the bride.

5. The Finger Ring.

The ring which is worn on the third finger on the left is the most priceless ornament. Ancient Romans believed that the vein in the finger ring is directly connected to the heart. Wearing the ring on this finger is believed to help women attain good health and handle life with ease.

These Asian wedding jewellery are not only meant to enhance the beauty of the bride but also symbolize important factors of marriage.