HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST JEWELRY FOR YOUR LEHENGA

Probably the most popular form of Indian clothing, apart from saris, is the large, strong lehenga. The lehenga occurs all over the world and is now a global fashion form. It is a favorite when it comes to special celebrations and especially weddings. Countless stylish looks have been created using different types of lehenga, as the garment's versatility allows it to be sewn in a variety of ways using different types of fabric. The most distinctive feature of a lehenga is its ability to adapt to any body type, just like the sari. It's very easy to dress up or disguise yourself in this type of outfit, and the deal-maker (or switch) is the gem it's associated with. The simplest designs can look very elegant or the more elaborate and stitched lehengas can look modest depending on the jewelry they are worn with.

Earrings to go with your lehenga

You can choose a gemstone to match the color of your choli or choose pearls. Chand Bali designs lend themselves particularly well to lehengas. They have a Mughal influence and the designs are different interpretations of the crescent moon. Hence the name Chand Bali. They come in a variety of designs including the Gemstone Bali Chand with Diamond Bali Chand. If you choose to have small beads sewn into the choli, you can opt for the Chand Bali pansy bead.

You don't have to limit yourself to Chand Bali designs. You can also opt for traditional jhumkas. You can't go wrong with either option. Jhumkas can be solid gold or set with diamonds, and they will always complement your lehenga. Scroll and Bead Diamond Jhumkas are made for a dark choli as they stand out against the background.

Nose rings

With or without a nose piercing, nose rings give Lehengas that certain something. You can wear an l diamond nose stud or a simple gemstone nose stud with a sapphire. If your nose is pierced, you don't want to expose it. A small, simple nose pin to match your other accessories would be ideal.

Bangles and Bracelets

What you wear around your wrist also depends on the design of your choli. If you have a lot of work to do on your choli, you might want to wear understated wristbands to show off the choli design. On the other hand, you can accentuate it with an exquisite and elaborate bracelet. If you want to wear pearl earrings, you can pair them with a pearl bracelet. But if you want diamonds, wear the Diamond Bracelet. Make sure that the bracelet or bracelets you wear don't disappear as the sleeve of the choli has its own dramatic design.

Necklaces

When choosing the necklace, pay attention to the neckline. Lehenga cholis can have a scoop neckline or a sweetheart neckline. Or it can have a bateau neckline or a V-neckline. Again, choose the necklace that complements your earrings and bracelet. Chokers are a popular choice because they don't detract from the choli work. The pearl choker would be an ideal choice especially if your neckline is not high. Scarves arouse great interest. So if you're wearing a choker necklace, you may want to tone down the rest of the jewelry.

Rings

If you love wearing rings, why give them up for a lehenga? Although the rings may not attract much attention due to the lehenga or necklace, you will still feel comfortable. Simple gold bands won't take the shine off your outfit or accessories. The Handcrafted ring can be a subtle addition to your ensemble.

So far we have talked about wearing a lehenga for someone else's function. But when you are the bride and you have to choose jewelry, you are definitely looking for more, not less! You can consider Kundan jewelry or add various gold bracelets with gemstones to match your lehenga. For the timeless classic look, it's gold and diamonds.

There are various ways to look at jewelry for lehengas. When the three-piece lehenga is intricately sewn with beads and crystals, you may want to wear subtle jewelry. Or you may want to add more sparkle to the outfit and wear contrasting jewelry with the lehenga. It's more a matter of personal style. Brides can go overboard with jewelry because it's their day and they're the center of attraction. Every piece they wear is noted and photographed for posterity. But as a guest, you determine the style and appearance. Lehengas are rarely worn for a casual night out or for work. Therefore, it goes without saying that the dress and accessories should be well thought out and appropriate for the occasion.

Designing jewelry to match Indian attire, be it a sari or lehenga, is a unique skill. Jewelry designers flaunt their skills in this particular niche. That's why you never have a choice when it comes to choosing jewelry to match a specific outfit. You just have to be careful that your accessories do not clash with each other or with the outfit. A single theme should flow from top to bottom, as in the metal, the?gemstones, and the style you choose.