Every woman cherishes her jewellery. Every state's culture in India is marked by historic jewellery that has been cherished and worn for centuries! Maharashtrian ladies are delighted to continue the heritage of wearing traditional jewellery designs. However, not every gold jewellery complements the numerous sorts of attire. Designer Silver Jewellery comes in handy when you wish to wear real conventional designs with a twist. Silver jewellery is less expensive than authentic traditional gold jewellery. Silver jewelry is very easy to keep and never goes out of style. The original designs are preserved so that their essence is not lost in the new production.
1. Bugadi
Bugadi online shopping is easily possible because there are many designs available on the internet for sale. But when you are aware of the original design and authenticity of Bugadi jewellery, only then can one buy it without doubting. Bugadi is worn on the helix of the ear, originally it was designed using pearls. Now, there are many variations available, bugadis are made in silver too. Traditionally, bugadis were worn on nine-yard sarees on special occasions.
2. Nath (Nose Ring)
The Nath is not just an ornament but a symbol of heritage, worn with pride, especially in Maharashtra. From its royal origins to its modern adaptations in silver, nose jewellery continues to evolve, bridging the gap between tradition and trend.
3. Kudya (earrings)
Kudi is traditionally made of pearls and gold, it is designed to look like a flower. If you are looking for silver earrings online that are of the Maharashtrian style, you can look for Kudi. They are also designed in silver now and go with any type of Indian wear. The original designs were always designed with threading at the stem of the earring to achieve a balance in the design, and also minimise the chance of falling off. But the modern designs are not as heavy as the original one and so are easy to wear, press earrings.
4. Kolhapuri Saaj -
Kolhapuri Saaj is a very popular piece of jewellery in Maharashtra. It is originally from Kolhapur. It is a beautiful and rich, quite long and intricately designed necklace piece. It is carved skilfully with 21 leaves, two emeralds and two stones of a ruby. This old and rich necklace piece of jewellery depicts the grandeur of the times in which they were first made.
5. Tanmani -
Tanmani is a traditional choker-style necklace that holds a special place in Maharashtrian culture. The necklace is made with beautiful pearls and gems. The main pendant is stunningly and intricately designed in shining gems, it is laced with delicate pearls. The pendant is attached to multiple strings of pearls, making the piece rich in every sense.
