Getting married is one of the happiest, and biggest, moments in a couples life. They are ready to spend their whole life with eachother, sharing the love, happiness, and sorrows of life. The wedding ceremony is incomplete without a wedding ring. The wedding ring is a traditional gift and has an important role in the life of both the bride and the groom.

Giving a wedding ring shows your love for your life partner. Wedding rings are available in various designs such as a plain band in gold, a diamond ring, or a white gold engraved ring.

Every person wants their wedding ring to be beautiful, stylish and significant, that is why they are ready to spend money to buy it. In India, diamond rings are now fashionable and in high demand.

Tips for buying the perfect wedding ring

• Set a budget.
  
• Know the 4 C's. Know the basics if you're planning to get a diamond ring: cut, color, clarity and carat.
  
• Pick the band. Do your research and find what style, and metal, is best for you and your loved one.
  
• Shop around and see what the stores have to offer. Try to find one with a really good warranty package.
  
• Don't go alone. For men, bring a companion when buying jewelry – someone who knows her preferences, like the best friend or her mother.

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The mangal sutra is a sacred symbol of wedlock in Indian culture, consisting of a gold ornament strung from a yellow thread, a string of black beads or a gold chain. The black beads, a North Indian tradition, are thought to protect the new bride from the evils that can affect her married life. In South India, women often wear mangal sutras made from a colourful cord.

This traditional piece of wedding jewelry represents the uninterrupted bond of understanding, happiness, sorrow, love, and scarifices in the sharing of two lives - not uncommon to the wedding ring that symbolizes marriage in Western culture. It is especially significant in Hindu marriages.

Mangal sutra can be made in various designs. When a marriage is arranged, the pattern is usually chosen by the groom's family according to their customs. On the day of the wedding the mangal sutra is tied by the groom, with three knots, around the neck of his bride. Once married, Indian women are not to remove their mangal sutra until the death of their husband.

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The trend of toe rings basically started from India, where women were supposed to wear it as a symbol of married status called bichiya. Toe rings can be made of any metal but usually women prefer silver rings as they can go with any outfit.

They are available in a circular shape to adjust comfortably and easily on your toes. Silver toe rings are available with semi-precious stones engraved, inlays, enamel paint, colorful jewels, texts, beads, and unique patterns. Designs with flowers, crystals, and Bali and ocean themes are also available in the vast collection of toe rings.

Nowadays young unmarried girls also wear toe rings for the fashion and style statements. It is one of the most popular types of body jewellery in India as well as many western countries.

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Bangles are a main part of traditional Indian Jewelry. The name "bangle" is derived from the Hindi word bungri. They can be worn stacked high for impact or individually for a more subtle look. They are round in shape but not as flexible as a bracelet. Indian women often wear bangles in pairs on one wrist or one on each wrist.

Bangles come in all color and designs. They can be made out of precious metals such as gold, silver, platinum. Other varieties include glass, wood, ferrous metals and plastic. Plastic and rubber bangles are fashionable with young girls. Gold bangles studded with precious and semi-precious stones such as diamonds, gems and pearls are expensive, but worth the price tag for their beauty and quality. Glass bangles are mostly used in traditional functions, marriages and festivals.

They play an important part in Indian bridal jewelry as they are the sign of a married woman. Red glass bangles are compulsory for an Indian (Hindu) bride. Bangles are the best way to represent tradition with fashion. Indian women can wear various types and designs of bangles with different outfits. The traditional dress of India would be incomplete without the added beauty of bangles.

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Karan Phool (the ear flower) is the old name of earrings in India. The use of Karan Phool can be traced to very ancient times in India, where they were made of fresh flowers and worn by women as a sign of spirituality and superior status.

In India, Karan phool are known by many different names including, Jhumka-a, a bell shaped ornament (Bengal, Punjab, Maharashtra and Rajasthan), and Tamil, a diamond-studded earring.

Karan phool are an important part of Indian jewelry. They can be made in various types of metals and precious stones, such as gold, silver, diamond, and pearl. Indian women like to wear heavily designed Karan phool for formal occasions like festivals, pooja (prayer), weddings, parties, and other important occasions. Karan phool are one of the most prominent jewelry ornaments an Indian bride can wear. The weight of precious stones and gold in the Karan phool is held up by sahare or supports made of strands of pearls that are fastened into the wearers hair.

In modern times, Karan phool are an important part of fashion jewelry. Long earrings of gold and silver with an antique look and diamonds earrings with studded stones are in demand. On the other hand, funky and ethnic designs of earrings are more fashionable with teenage girls, which can be worn with different outfits.

Some of the main types of Karan phool are:

• Color stone earrings
  
• Diamond earrings
  
• Gold earrings
  
• Sterling Silver earrings
  
• Chandelier earrings
  
• Antique earrings
  
• Studs earrings
  
• Jhumkas
  
• Balies

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In Indian, the necklace (Haar) is famous for its beauty and traditional touch of Indian culture. It is an elegant piece of Indian ornamental jewelry. The simplicity of Indian women becomes more graceful when they wear a traditional Indian haar. Indian Necklace has sentimental and traditional value. The haar can be passed from one generation to the next.

The haar is an integral part of Indian bridal jewelry. A bride cannot be ready without wearing her special necklace. Necklaces are available in various designs and styles and are usually made with diamonds, pearls, gold, and silver. Precious and semi-precious stones are currently fashionable.

Heavier necklaces can be worn to fancy-dress parties and marriage ceremonies, while lighter necklaces are worn casually, on a daily basis, with a simple outfit.

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The head of a Hindu bride is adorned with Tikka dangling over her forehead.
Tikka is the symbol of our traditional Indian heritage from centuries past. The Indian bridal jewelry for wedding includes varied attractive pieces of desirable jewels.

Tikka is a pendant-like ornament hanging on the forehead to beautify the bride. The parting of her hair is decorated with a gold ornament called the tikka. It is available in both "Jhumar" and "Maang Tikka" styles. Jhumar style features a hook which is pinned in the hair, with the base hanging by the left temple. It is ideally worn for formal occasions like weddings, with ethnic Indian dresses. It is considered the perfect accessory for India bridal and festive outfits. Tikka is an important part of the bridal jewelry. It gives graceful look to bride. It is a famous and beautiful ornament of Indian fashion jewelry.

Tikka can be made from precious stones, diamonds, Kundan, Gold, and Silver. You can find Tikka in heavy and bold or light and delicate designs. Use of precious and semi-precious stones give the antique touch in tika. At present, Tikka is very demanding and fashionable ornaments in the fashion market. You can wear tika with any outfits in every occasion and make you classy. Tikka in round shape and anchor shaped are fashion in now days.

Tikka are also available in sticker bindi forms. They come in various colors but mostly are silver and gold. You can decorate your forehead in whatever design you like. It gives you an elegant, yet unique, look.

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