In the Indian cultural, jewelry for kings often outshone those for queens. Since ancient times, finger and toe rings have been a shared adornment. Amongst the earliest necklaces, the mani mala, comprising precious stones, remains iconic. Varieties of neckpieces like gulband, haar, hasli, kantha, and tamania held significance, while the Mughal rulers cherished the ornate sarpech.
Contemporary Jewelry Choices for Your Groom
The sarpech, known as kalgi or kilangi, is traditionally worn on the groom’s safa or turban, adding an elegant touch. It comes in solid gold or adorned with gemstones, effortlessly complementing printed or plain safas.
Necklace
For grooms embracing jewelry, a string of pearls lends sophistication. Strings with uncut diamonds or gemstones offer a subtle shine. Consider a satlada haar for a bold statement or linked gold chains for a more traditional feel.
Accents
Starting small? Think about sherwani buttons, brooches, bracelets, or cufflinks. Enhance them with polkis to match the bridal jewelry or choose a diamond lapel pin to elevate a tuxedo ensemble.
From delicate touches to striking statements, these choices cater to each groom’s style and comfort, ensuring they feel their best on their special day.
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