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Buy wedding jewelry is a very important task that requires much planning and attention to detail, because the jewelry you buy is reflected not only on the most important day of your life, but also choose an investment for life. The first step is to come with a wedding budget. Approximately twenty percent of the budget be set aside in respect of all the wedding jewelry. Most brides tend to spend more than ten thousand dollars on their wedding jewelry. It is cheaper to buy all the jewelry dot first, then work all the other parts together.
Jewelry
The main pieces of jewelry that every bride must have necklaces, earrings, Kadas (armbands) and Payal (ankle) to invest. Other pieces of jewelry, you can choose to take depending on the nature and origin Tikka and Dhamana, jhumar, Bahi (arm bands), twelve gold bracelets, Poncha (handlet) Kandora (string size) bichhua (toe rings). Trimmings may come with a necklace, earrings, ring, bracelet and Tikka. Some jewelry sets, but only come with a necklace and earrings, but may be extended to other parts are upgraded when you want to wear your wedding day. It is cheaper to buy jewelry sets, rather than individual pieces and also make sure that everything fits.
Cultural factors
A few things to keep in mind when buying jewelry for your personal style, taste and heritage. Their culture may strongly determine the type of jewelry you wear bridal jewelry tends to vary in different parts of India. Gujarati brides wear ivory bracelets, gold and glass (Churi) and silver toe rings. dejharu wives of Kashmir, the gold pendant on chain length on the tips of ears to be worn. Punjabi brides wear white or red color Tikka and ivory bracelets called Hathi Ka Chura ing. It is customary to wear jhumaar for wives of Muslims on one side of the head. In Maharashtra, the followers of the pearl necklace of black glass and gold round (Thali) mangalsutra is highly symbolic for a married woman.
In some cultures it is forbidden to gold are worn on the feet. However, gold toe rings in silver and Payal be taken in this case. There are three common necklaces worn throughout India. A Patti Chikh necklace is a necklace style otherwise known as a collar. Gulubandh surrounding the base of the neck and a longer chain usually comes with a set that includes earrings and a ring.
WHERE TO BUY
The cost of your jewelry will be influenced by the type (s) of metal, precious stones, and all the hard work to get you. Although gold is very popular in India, Silver is also in some regions, even if it is not used as often. Platinum is rare, but goes very well with diamonds and tend to be more expensive. Whether you're on your order of jewelry is or not is a big difference in price because the costs are dominated by the complexity. When you try to choose the best quality jewelry you make crafts, design and authenticity of karat gold look. Always known and reputable jewelers who have been in business for longer to buy the best. You'll also be able to provide a certificate of authenticity.
