Mix-and-match Aishwarya and Deepika’s jewellery for your wedding

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Aishwarya Rai versus Deepika Padukone – the comparison is inevitable. They are equally stunning, equally talented and even in the department of fan-following, they both are neck and neck. But ever since Deepika has stepped into the world of period films, the media, the fashion police as well as fans have started drawing parallels between her Padmavati look and the eternal image of Aishwarya Rai in Jodha Akbar. From makeup and attires to jewellery, everything has been talked about in detail. Some are in love with Deepika’s unibrow look in Padmavati while Aishwarya’s loyal fans are still not over her mystic beauty in Jodha Akbar. There is no dearth of trolls too.

But we, here at Bridal Jewellery Box, are simply bedazzled by their regal jewellery ensemble that brides-to-be can go in for on their big day. Instead of comparing the two divas, we would advise them to take cues from each one’s look and perfect their own bridal ensemble. After all, they cannot look any less than a gorgeous princess when their prince charming is on his way with the band baja baraat.

Starting with choker, it is the highlight of the whole ensemble. It sits on the bosom like a centrepiece around which the other jewellery pieces are worked out. While adorning the neckline, an elaborate neckpiece with intricate detailing also infuses a regal feel to the whole look. Whether you choose to a Mughal-style choker or a Rajputana neckpiece, you are sure to look your best.

Next in the line is nathiya. While enhancing your facial features, it lights up your face with that extra bling. Remember, it is also the first thing that catches the eye. So, whether you pick Aishwarya’s kundan-studded floral nose ring or intricately-designed beaded one donned by Deepika, be sure that it is in sync with the other jewellery pieces.

Hard to imagine a bridal jewellery set without a mangtikka. Just by the addition of this crucial piece to the ensemble, the bridal look achieves it true meaning. It not only highlights the facial features but also sits like a crown and makes the wearer, in this case the bride, look like a princess in the true sense.

Jhumkas go without saying in a bridal set. They not only adorn the ears but also exude a traditional essence of the place and time it belongs to. Incidentally, this temple jewellery has been sported by both the actresses for their bridal getups of their respective characters from different cultures and eras.

Bajuband, bangles and haathphools studded with kundan for Aishwarya or simply, designed in gold with beads for Deepika, can be the one for you too. Just make sure, each piece is aesthetically coordinated with your overall look.

You can also check out special wedding collections online. Many reputed jewellers have dedicated a section for latest designs in bridal jewellery on their online store. Worried about quality and safe delivery? Don’t be. They not only sell certified products but also have customer-friendly return and exchange policies. That’s not all. They also offer an insurance cover on the shipment in case of burglary in transit.

 Author: Deepa Mishra

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