The Polki Statement
Kalyan Blog
The mesmerising connection between Indian weddings and exquisite jewellery is a love story unlike any other. Transcending boundaries of geographies and demographics, Indian weddings serve as the perfect tapestry to showcase the myriad varieties of jewels while highlighting one’s own intricate personalities. Celebrate your choices with jewellery and make a bridal entry with statement pieces that are as unique as you.
From amongst a sea of options, Polki jewellery stands tall with its rich history and magnificent craftsmanship. Crafted from uncut and unpolished diamonds, polki diamond sets are all the rage, even with passing times and changing trends. Explore a wide array of pieces while choosing the perfect ones for your big day. Read on to know how to incorporate this jewellery tradition for your wedding ceremonies.
Luxury Redefined:
There are various ways in which you pick Polki jewellery and style them accordingly to match your sensibilities and overall aesthetics of the day. Necklaces often form the centerpiece of attraction and since variety is the name of the game, prepare to be regaled by the numerous options. Stunning multi-layered pieces set in gold and encrusted with gems and pearls are ideal for North Indian weddings, particularly if you are opting to wear a lehenga for the wedding. Simpler chokers too can work their magic. Pair them with a luxurious saree such as the Kanjeevaram or Banarasi to add a touch of the royale.
The variety doesn’t end here though. There are versatile choices in other ornaments as well. Adorn your ears with jewel excellence and look your very best. Jhumkas, chandeliers, studs – the list of earrings goes on. When choosing a multi-layered necklace, go for spectacular jhumkas that will complement and accentuate not only the neckwear but also the overall attire. Studs are just right for choker pieces, gifting you a clean and classy aesthetic. Chandeliers can be opted for the haldi or sangeet, fitting in with the brief of dancing and feasting as part of the celebrations.
Time to let your hands do the talking! Deck your hands too and watch as the Polki beauty takes over. Statement rings encrusted with Polki cut stones can also draw a lot of attention to your ensemble. Bold and beautiful just like you, these rings can add a touch of regal bling to your outfit.
How can we forget bangles and bracelets? These rounded beauties, set in gold and encrusted with precious stones such as diamonds and emeralds add extraordinary flair to your day and make you shine like the superstar that you are. A kada is also a suitable choice and a must-have in any bride’s trousseau. These accessories can be stacked together or worn alone to put together an overall scintillating appearance.
For an added touch of extravagance, bring in maang tikkas (hair accessories) to complete your look. With a focal diamond surrounded by a gallery of other stones, these enhance your bridal look and showcase your hair and makeup even more.
Polki Perfection Awaits You:
What are you waiting for? Let the power of Polki transform you and elevate your look on the day of your wedding.
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