Bold Gujarati Jewellery That'll Make You Say 'joiye Che’

By Author: Aastha
Total Articles: 42
Comment this article

Gujarat is probably at the brim of everyone’s bucket list. And why wouldn’t it be? It is glorious, spirited, and houses some of the best architectural marvels.

The state has many ethnicities living together in harmony. It is also the state where modernization and ancient traditions coexist beautifully and peacefully.

Gujarat has a vibrant culture and a splendid heritage. The state is famous for being the home to Asiatic lions, the vast salt covering of Kutch, colorful festivals, vibrant and colorful clothes, delicious food, charming jewellery, and so much more.

Women of Gujarat love to adorn their attire with beautiful Gujarati jewellery. The jewellery of Gujarat enhances the traditional Gujarati outfits which people wear during the festivals.

Gujarat jewellery is intricate and a fine piece of craftsmanship. It is not only famous locally but loved by people all around the world. The most common form of jewellery made in Gujarat is from agate, silver, and beads. And women of all ages love silver jewellery because it looks fun and Boho.

Now lets us look at some of the ... jewellery/a
!

Bajuband
Banjuband is an armlet that Gujarati women wear on some occasions. It is also adorned by Gujarati brides in their bridal look. The ornament is worn by men and as well as women. It is typically made up of silver and sometimes other metals and beams of elegance resting on the upper arm of the person wearing it.

Bali
Balis are beautiful earrings worn by Gujarati women to complement their everyday look. The silver stud earrings are also known as Ghudsaal. While some Balis have intricate work, silver Bali has flower work on them. Bali studded with gems are also adorned by Gujarati women.

Kil
Kil is a nosering that is very famous in the Gujarati tradition. It is often made with studded rose quartz or diamond. In the past, women used to wear heavy nose pins which could be tied to their hair. Now women prefer wearing smaller nose pins. They leave the heavy nose pin for a special occasion.

Kandora
Kandora, also known as a Kamarbandh, is an ornament worn by the Gujarati women around their waist. It is usually made up of silver and looks beautiful and eye-catchy.

Ranihaar
“Haar” means a necklace in Hindi. A Ranihaar is a necklace worn by the bride to accentuate her entire bridal look. It looks very luxurious and royal. The brides opt for a Ranihaar to add that extra yet subtle charm to their look.

Kundan Batti
Kundan Batti is a head ornament tied along with the crown of the head. Gujarati women and girls opt for this ornament during the Navratri season. It is made from silver metal and looks gorgeous with the traditional Gujarati dress Chaniya Choli/ Ghagra Choli.

Tribal Key Holder
As the name suggests, a tribal key holder is used to hold the keys. Also known as the ‘Chavi-Gucha’, a Tribal key holder is one of the oldest Jewellery of Gujarat and is used by the senior-most women of the family.

Pachchikam
Pachchikam is a tribal necklace of Gujarat. It is made by cutting a large stone into smaller specific pieces and combining them with the help of a silver chain. This necklace was pretty famous back in the days and is now again coming back in the trend. The modern oxidized version of Pachchikam looks very chic and Boho and is loved by every woman.

And that’s it! So, when are you planning to fly and try all the beautiful a href="https://www.zerokaata.com/zerokaata-studio/jewellery-of-gujarat/>jewellery in Gujarat? We are sure you are going to have the best time in this state!