Wedding Guest Jewellery: Uncut Jadau Wedding Jewellery

Wedding season is here! That time of the year when we aspire to look our best wearing traditional outfits. And with so many weddings events, right from the mehndi to the pheras ceremonies, we long to look nothing short of pristine! 

Jewellery that you wear as a wedding guest, or as we like to call it, wedding guest jewellery, plays a significant role in creating the quintessential royal look. The jewellery enhances your overall appearance when paired with your wedding attire, giving you an elegant look. 

Jadau jewellery makes a perfect pick when looking for a flawless traditional look. Since the diamonds are unpolished or cut into a specific shape, they exude an old-world charm that reminds you of India’s rich history. And every year, you see it as one of the most preferred jewellery styles worn during the wedding seasons in India. 

Before we share uncut jadau jewellery pieces perfect for your wedding guest look, let’s delve a little deeper into the world of jadau jewellery. 

Uncut diamonds or jadau jewellery are not like polished diamonds or rose-cut stones used on engagement rings. The jewellery does not reflect light like cut diamonds; instead, they are a completely different diamond jewelry form that makes great statement pieces, especially at intimate wedding events. 

Jadau is a traditional name given to a technique of setting a frame of gold around rough diamonds or any other stone. The method was introduced to India by the Mughal empire and perfected by craftsmen in Rajasthan. The craftsmen craft the jadau jewellery by embedding uncut diamonds and precious gemstones onto the gold frame without an adhesive.

 Wedding jewellery curated with uncut diamonds at Candere has a multitude of motifs and designs. They are perfect for those who wish to wear wedding jewellery that is much more than just cliche traditional gold or diamond jewellery designs.

With a range of picks available, here are three uncut diamonds jewellery pieces that’ll accentuate your wedding guest look.

Shviti Anokhi Changeable Gold Jhumka Earrings

If two pieces of jewellery can elevate your look at a wedding, then it’s bracelets and earrings. But for now, let’s talk about earrings.

At Candere, we have a vast choice of earrings ranging from jhumkas, drop earrings, chandbalis and chandeliers. But what makes the Shviti Anoki Changeable Gold Jhumka Earrings special is that you get three sparkling looks as they are changeable gold earrings! 

 Each detachable gemstone centrepiece comes with a different stone. The stones are sapphire, emerald and red gemstone. This pair tops our wedding guest earrings list simply because you can have a different look at different wedding events by just changing your earrings and keeping the jhumkas intact!

Dharaa Anokhi Gold Earrings

We’ve put the Dhaara Anokhi Gold Earrings on this list because this beautiful jewellery pair was designed to add elegance and style to traditional Indian attires. Crafted with perfection, this pair is a unique combination of uncut diamonds and semi-precious stones, making it an excellent match with your wedding attire.

Pavina Anokhi Gold Bangle

Bangles are Indian bracelets that are almost always at the top of jewellery trends for wedding jewellery. They are comfortable jewellery pieces that complement your arms, giving you a rather exquisite look. We put the Pavina Anokhi Gold Bangle on this list as it is a head-turner piece that adds a scintillating touch to your traditional wedding attire with bright colours of gold, red gemstones and uncut diamonds.

Udichi Mudhra Gold Mang Tikka

It is believed that maang-tikkas are part of bridal jewellery only. This belief is a misconception as wedding guests can wear them too. The Udichi Mudhra Gold Maang Tikka makes it to our list as it’s a piece of spectacular stand-alone jewellery designed with a combination of gold and rare gemstones to give you a classy traditional look.

While new-age jewellery trends of rose-cut diamonds mounted on gold rings, wedding guest necklaces, and other ornaments are a popular choice, let’s not forget to celebrate our rich cultural traditions with uncut diamonds when choosing jewellery for the wedding season!