Collection: Traditional Bridal Jewellery

Your wedding day isn’t just a date on the calendar - it’s the one day where every glance, every detail, and every photograph becomes a part of your story forever. The lehenga, the venue, the décor - everything matters. But if there’s one element that truly defines a bride’s aura, it’s her jewellery.

And yet, many brides today are tempted by fleeting fashion jewellery trends - pieces that look dazzling for a season, only to fade in relevance and value. But when it comes to your bridal look, why choose something temporary when you can wear a legacy?

At Tyaani, we believe your wedding jewellery should be as timeless as the vows you take. Our traditional bridal jewellery - handcrafted in certified 22kt gold and studded with natural uncut diamonds - carries the soul of heritage, designed to shine just as beautifully on your 25th anniversary as it did on your wedding day.

While fashion jewellery may offer variety, it lacks the enduring craftsmanship, cultural significance, and investment value of traditional pieces. Here’s why brides choose traditional jewellery for their big day:

• Timeless Appeal: Traditional jewellery never goes out of style; its beauty transcends trends.
• Cultural Significance: Each piece carries meaning, from the protective aura of a mangalsutra to the prosperity symbolised by bangles.
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by skilled artisans, each Tyaani piece reflects centuries-old jewellery-making techniques.
• Investment Value: 22kt gold and natural polki retain value, making them heirlooms to pass down.
• Wearability Beyond the Wedding: Unlike trend-driven pieces, traditional jewellery can be styled for festivals, family functions, and even modern looks.

Layering is the art of creating a bridal look that feels grand yet harmonious. Here’s how to build your ensemble with Tyaani’s pieces:

• The Base Layer: Start with a choker or short necklace to frame your face and neckline.
• The Statement Layer: Add a rani haar or long necklace to create depth and grandeur.
• The Headpiece: Choose a maang tikka or passa that complements your necklace’s design language.
• The Earrings: Chandbalis or jhumkas work beautifully to balance heavier necklaces.
• Wrist Story: Stack bangles and kadaas, mixing widths for texture.
• The Final Touch: A statement polki ring or haath phool ties your look together.

The goal is visual flow - each piece should lead the eye gracefully to the next, creating a complete story from head to hand.

Every bride deserves jewellery that feels like it was made just for her. At Tyaani, our traditional bridal jewellery combines heirloom artistry with the wearability modern brides need. From intricately detailed chokers to regal rani haars, handcrafted bangles, statement rings, and ornate maang tikkas, each piece is a work of art, hand-set with luminous natural polki in 22kt gold.

Your wedding day marks the beginning of a lifetime - let your jewellery be the first chapter of an heirloom that will be cherished for generations.