Sabitha Indra Reddy Daughter in law Jewellery

There are two kinds of women, one who loves to play around bright and vibrant colors and root for a sparkly look that put you out there. The other ones believe in simplicity not be confused with plain while mixing it up with elegance and exclusivity. The second kinds prefer more towards the shades on the lighter end of the shade card.

Pastels is one of their favorite themes. Today, we are going to discuss a look that is on these lines. With summers right above our head, it is time to flare out these pastels that go right with the summer-ry vibe.

In the spotlight today carrying out this theme is the pretty daughter in law of Sabitha Indra Reddy, former home minister of Andhra Pradesh. The entire pastel themed outfits are added with extravagance with the exquisite jewellery pieces worn by her.

Here is a compilation of two different looks falling under a similar theme yet holding designs that are so distinguished from one another and spectacular in their own way.

The pieces are diamond heavy with layered diamonds all over them following the glitzy pattern brought out by diamonds. The color is white and there is rarely any addition of any other color of sorts.

A think strap of tight choker band studded with diamond pieces is emphasized by the drop lines with a very intricate diamond setting, finally concluded by rounded flowery design with cut pieces of diamond. The look is completed by matching different styled earrings and maang tikka.

Brides looking to opt for an all diamond look here's a glimpse of what you can try. It is a heavy pair up of a huge choker necklace with long haar leaving no space between them. Both the pieces are so design driven that makes it exclusive and how.

The bride seems to be glittering in the diamond shine. The diamond is complemented by a few white pears that add a little ethnic perspective to the whole set.

Also, don't forget to take a look at the huge sparkly drop earrings that goes just so well with the necklace set. The look is completed by the maang tikka that brings out the necessary subtlety in order to contrast with the otherwise heavy feel.