5 Latest Jewelry Trends To Choose For Diwali Look

Diwali is around and deciding what to wear for the festive season is very tough.

With Diwali just round the corner, we bring you 5 ethnic looks that you can try wearing for the Diwali pooja or party you’ve been waiting for!

# No, we are not forgetting those who like to dress minimally even during the festive season! The pallazo-kurta combo is very in this season, and has the potential to be styled with both modern and traditional jewellery.

# The Anarkali and chudhidar combo is not going out of fashion anytime soon; and for all the right reasons! It looks festive, is easy to carry throughout the day, and can be styled in a dozen different ways. The first look we’ve picked is just earrings! Team the anarkali with this beautiful pair of jadau chandbalis or theva danglers to keep the look minimal yet rich. The second look is completely traditional and includes gold layered jhumkas and a chunky gold and diamond ring. The third and final look features bright gold and kundan jhumkas along with a floral cocktail ring to ensure that it doesn’t look too minimal or too heavy.

# For those who want to wear a saree, but want to opt something modern can try wearing a designer saree with minimal yet striking details. The first look we have chosen for this outfit is a beautiful gold and diamond bangle along with diamond-studded chandelier earrings. The alternative look for this saree is a diamond cocktail ring and classy pearl drop earrings.

# We have picked this oh-so-gorgeous lehenga choli for those of you who like to dress to the nines for festivities. However, keeping in mind the contemporary look of this lehenga we have chosen jewellery on the same lines. The first look includes a pair of gold-plated chandeliers and a black-motif gold bangle, both of which have a modern feel. The second look epitomizes the beauty of black with onyx danglers and a simple cocktail ring.

# The modern twist to the quintessential anarkali kurta is the swanky and stylish anarkali gown. Perfect to wear at evening parties, the anarkali gown is versatile enough to be paired with both contemporary and ethnic jewellery. The first look selected for this outfit is a pair of intricately-netted filigree drop earrings and vintage style floral ring. The second look comprises of meena and polki earrings, and an antique cocktail ring. The third and final look is traditional and includes a simple gold bangle and crystal gold jhumkas.