Celebrity-inspired statement jewellery that you can wear for the next wedding you attend

The idea of the big fat Indian wedding seems incomplete without the bulk of jewellery to pair perfectly with each outfit. Whether it’s a simple neckpiece, heavy jhumkas, or a traditionally crafted maang tika—a piece of jewellery must be worn for every ceremony. Amidst the frenzy of rapidly changing trends in the world of fashion, where one is spoilt for choice, it can be challenging to curate the perfect wedding look. So, here’s a celebrity-inspired guide that will help you choose different styles of jewellery that will go perfectly with your outfits. 

Katrina Kaif

These chand balis are intricately designed and embellished with bottle-green gemstones that are ideal for to go with cool-toned saris or lehengas. You can even pair these with a simple kurta, for an elevated and complete look. 

Taapsee Pannu 

If you’re looking to opt for a simple and understated yet elegant look then we’d definitely recommend wearing minimal, diamond studded earrings with a matching choker that will be just festive enough. 

Deepika Padukone

There’s nothing we love more than bold makeup and bolder jewellery. These earrings are all things beautiful and elegant and would pair well with a similar toned outfit or a completely contrasting one as Padukone has worn in this image. 

Janhvi Kapoor 

If you’re looking to exude some main character energy for the night, there’s nothing else we would recommend than this diamond embellished, golden toned and intricately designed choker worn by Janhvi Kapoor. It would go perfectly with warm or cool hued outfits. 

Aditi Rao Hydari 

Here’s one for those looking for something regal and royal to wear for the next wedding you attend, this pearl and gold choker just might be the right piece for you. You can pair this with a low-neck blouse and lehenga or a neutral-toned sari as Hydari has done. 

Shanaya Kapoor 

You can even opt for something super minimal yet stunning like this maang tika worn by Shanaya Kapoor with a sari or lehenga.