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Grooms, Take Note: This Is The Bijoux You Should Add To Your Repertoire
While there are no gender-based rules when it comes to fashion, here's a basic jewellery checklist for all the grooms out there...
Brides might take the lion's share of attention when it comes to Indian weddings, but that doesn't mean grooms can skip on all the fun of dressing up and getting their bling on.
Whether you're a maximalist who is unafraid to experiment with their style or prefer to keep your ensembles low-key with only a few key accessories, there's a jewellery piece out there for you.
If you are a soon-to-be groom and are confused about how to get started on jewellery shopping, or just a stylish wedding attendee looking to add key jewellery pieces to your selection, here is a guide to help you sail through the process...
Groom Jewellery 101
Bracelet
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Bracelets are a great way to begin your jewellery journey. It's versatile, as you can experiment with different materials, styles, and even sizes. You can also hop on the stacking trend and add multiple bracelets along with your go-to watch.
Cufflinks
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A small (yet significant) addition to your outfit, cufflinks are a must-have if you want to look put-together. Over centuries, the small jewellery item has seen many variations and has evolved to become an essential accessory for all kinds of occasions.
Sherwani Buttons
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If there's anything that can elevate the grandeur of a sherwani, it's these intricately crafted buttons. Sherwani buttons are more than just functional. These can add a touch of individuality and flair to an otherwise simple garment, making it instantly more luxurious.
Rings
Men's Rings by R.K Jewellers
The custom of exchanging rings during the wedding rituals is as old as 3000 years. The circle of the ring symbolises love and commitment, the values vital to keeping a relationship going that has no beginning or end. Rings are more than just mere fashion accessories. They embody tradition, luxury, sophistication, style and elegance.
Sarpech
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The traditionalpagdi, or the headgear worn by the men, symbolised respect and honour. Thesarpech, or the headgear ornament, was worn over thepagdiby royals and has evolved to become grander over centuries. Grooms can add this to their headwear for a touch of luxury.
Brooches
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During the late 19th century, when men hardly wore any jewellery, brooches in the Western world were significant in class and sophistication. Brooches have come back in trend with celebrities like Sonam Kapoor, Shah Rukh Khan and Timothée Chalamet opting to add them to their ensembles on the red carpet.
Necklace
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Men wearing necklaces is not a new thing. It dates back to ancient Egypt 2500 years ago. The pendants and the stones on them varied as per an individual's social rank. Whether it's simple chains or intricately crafted necklaces, you can elevate your outfits with its addition.
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