Malayalee Bridal Jewellery
Kalyan Blog
Kerala bridal jewellery is one of the most beautiful pieces complimenting the bride. Every Malayalee bride resembles a divine goddess on her wedding day. One aspect that sets the Kerala bride apart from the rest of the brides in India is the bridal jewellery which is rich in culture and heritage she chooses on her big day.
Each piece of Malayalee bridal jewellery is unique and has a story to tell. From intricately crafted traditional designs to all-time favourite classics, the Malayalee bride is spoilt for choices when it comes to bridal jewellery.
Many Kerala brides mix their bridal jewellery with family heirloom jewellery passed down through generations and have a meaning on their own. The Kerala bride blends the past with the present in this beautiful way to carry forward their family legacies.
A lot of consideration and thought goes into the selection of Malayalee bridal jewellery. Every magnificent piece of jewellery the bride wears has a history steeped in traditions and rich culture.
Here is a list of popular Malayalee bridal jewellery.
Mulla Mottu Mala
Mulla mottu in Malayalam means jasmine buds. This beautiful piece is a necklace made in the shape of motifs of jasmine buds tied together. It is a very popular design that the Kerala bride
has loved to adorn on her wedding day for generations. It comes in long and short forms and is one of the most elegant pieces that add to the bride’s regal radiance.
Manga Mala
The manga mala is a piece of traditional bridal jewellery worn by Malayalee brides. It is a long necklace in mango or paisley-shaped motifs.
Palakka Mala
The all-time favourite Palakka mala is a timeless and classic Malayalee bridal jewellery. This traditional necklace comprises gold leaf motifs encrusted with precious stones like emeralds and rubies. It is an essential Malayalee bridal jewellery that enhances the bridal look to the next level.
Nagapadam Thali
The Nadapadam thali is one of the oldest Kerala jewellery that resembles the hood of a snake from which it has derived its name. It usually contains green-coloured stones, which are traditionally emeralds. It adds charm and elegance to the Malayalee bride.
Elakathali
This eclectic gold choker is made of intricate strands of gold that shimmers with every move the bride makes.
The Elakathali is a favourite among Malayalee bridal jewellery, which sits above all other jewellery.
Jhimiki
Earrings are an essential part of bridal jewellery that sets the final bridal look. The Jhimiki is a popular bell-shaped earring adorned by Malayalee brides. This quintessential piece of jewellery instantly transforms the Malayalee bride into a goddess.
The Kerala bride flaunts her style and carries her rich culture and traditions through her choice of Malayalee bridal jewellery.
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