6 jewellery designers share insights into some of the most trending styles for bridal trousseau

Jewelry is a crucial investment in a bridal trousseau. From polki necklaces to diamond-studded chokers, statement rings, and much more, the wedding season calls for ornaments in refreshing colours and designs. Embark on your bridal adventures with as these jewellery designers share insights into the current trends that can set your nuptials apart.

Queenie Singh

All brides need a few chic jewellery pieces to carry them through the many post-wedding festivities. The wedding bling trend that caught the attention of all brides was combining different coloured stones such as diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires and opals, says Queenie Singh. “Gemstones and diamonds bring together magic. It’s also great for those who want to wear statement pieces for non-bridal events in the future, making it a win-win in both situations.”

Neety Singh

Which bride can resist wearing a wide array of gemstones? Jeweller Neety Singh says the top choice among her brides is the Navratna, jewellery with nine multicoloured gemstones, each exuding a vibrant energy that makes for the perfect mehendi or sangeet accessory. Featuring rich shades and interesting combinations of gems, Navratna jewellery often become heirloom pieces and great day-to-night staples.

Yash Agarwal

While the world of bridal fashion undergoes significant change, foster tradition with a splurge of decadence. Feast your eyes on traditional gold jewellery embellished with a pop of colour. “Many brides are loving this trend as it allows them to incorporate their individuality into their bridal attire, creating an explosive entrance with gemstones and enamel accents, yet possessing a traditional style,” says Yash Agarwal, creative director of Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers.

Rohan Narang

Diamonds are forever

In a woman's fashion vocabulary, diamonds are indispensable ans have a reserved spot in their jewellery box. Rohan Narang, managing director, Hazoorilal Legacy, anticipates the resurgence of vintage-isnpired diamond cuts, with emerald, cushion, and marquise shapes taking centre stage and adding a magical touch to their wedding ensemble.

Pratiksha Prashant

Let regal jewellery set the mood for the rest of your trousseau. Imbibing the values of regional variations in trends, temple jewellery and Satladas reflect our cultural heritage. “Southern craft brings forth unique individualistic dimensions to a bride, offering regal charm,” says Pratiksha Prashant, creative director at Kishandas & Co. “Modern brides are adorning themselves in mathapatti and sheeshpatti headbands, which combine traditional with contemporary fashion.”

Umang Gupta

A bridal trousseau can’t do without the timeless and elegant polki. Umang Gupta, the seventh-generation owner of Shri Ram Hari Ram Jewellers, believes that present-day wedding sets go above and beyond just the big day. “Old favourites like uncut diamonds are high up in the checklist today. Embedded with coloured stones, the wearer’s look remains rich, opulent and trendy for all seasons,” he says