Bride in Mango Haar and Kundan Vaddanam

Bridal jewellery is that component of a bride’s look that enhances not only her attire but also her beauty. Take a look at this Complete South Indian wedding Jewellery.
South Indian bride wearing alluring traditional temple jewellery. She wears a short mango necklace with paisley motifs sitting on peacocks and beautified with white polki stones and burmese rubies. Traditional gold bits embellished medium size kasu mala with contemporary antique and kundan work elaborate center pendant with flower motif in the center and surrounded by two dancing peacocks with gemstones. Another big a traditional masterpiece of Mango Mala adorned by South Indian women, is inspired by paisley or mango design. Set with ruby and white kundans studded gold mangoes, strung together symbolizing abundance, Everlasting jewellery and this is a piece to carry for many generations. Also, She wears very very long Lakshmi kasu haram, that obviously the most important piece of jewellery should be worn by every Indian bride.  Floral patterned latest bridal vaddanam with pachi work and the waist belt highlighting with flat diamonds, emeralds, bejeweled with gold beads all over. Paired up with huge jhumkas.