The silk saree is the perfect symphony of grace, elegance, and style, and no Indian function is complete without someone adorning it. Every silk saree, from the delicate weave of Pochampally to the sparkling sheen of Kanjeevaram, has a distinct personality that can be enhanced with the appropriate jewellery for a silk saree. This article explores several simple jewellery for sarees that go well with silk sarees, helping you to put together a cohesive and alluring look.
Why jewellery for saree matching is needed?
Indian fashion has this masterstroke, saree - a classic piece that stands out for any occasion with its rich textures, elaborate patterns, and vivid hues. But why is it important to wear jewellery that matches your saree?
Styling a piece of cloth enhances its image and jewellery for a saree is just the perfect accompaniment.
Your saree becomes a magnificent masterpiece when you accessorise it with the correct pieces.
The final detail reveals a lot about your sense of style, your respect for tradition, and your enjoyment of life's little pleasures.
However, selecting the incorrect jewellery for saree might add an unharmonious note to that symphony of your perfectly balanced look.
Understanding the Silk Saree
Pairing jewellery with silk sarees demands an understanding of silk saree styling and various jewellery ideas and styles that can go well with the saree. Here are some essential factors to consider when choosing jewellery with silk sarees.
Formality: If it is a formal occasion, you can opt for classy and chic jewellery for saree. Informal occasions like ceremonies, weddings, and housewarming demand a little traditional and grand jewellery piece. Temple jewellery for kanjivaram saree with classy temple design in gold colour paired with short studs or long depending on the neckpiece of the ornament, adds a touch of sophistication, class, and tradition. For everyday jewellery for saree keep it simple and minimalist.
Colour and Design Selection: The colour and design of your saree also influence the look of the jewellery on you. If you are choosing vibrant colours in a linen saree, then oxidised jewellery will be apt; if you are going for pattu saree then consider choosing traditional jewellery for silk saree with intricate patterns and designs. Avoid creating a visually overwhelming look by layering the jewellery or by going for heavy jewellery for saree with embellishments.
Weaves and Textures: Lighter silks, such as chiffon and georgette, have a fluid drape that pairs beautifully with delicate jewellery, like pearl sets or fine gold chains. On the other hand, heavier silks like Banarasi or brocade sarees maintain their structure and are perfect for complementing bolder pieces, such as statement chokers or chunky bangles.
Here’s a list of simple and heavy modern jewellery for sarees for different occasions:
Earrings
Theni Anantham Blue stone jhumkas with pearl
- Small Jhumkas
- Stud Earrings
- Hoop Earrings
- Long Jhumkas
- Chandelier Earrings
- Drop Earrings
Necklaces
Theni Anantham Peach beaded choker with jhumkas
- Choker
- Layered Necklace
- Pearl Necklace
Bangles
Theni Anantham Antique Bangle with Green and Red Kemp
- Gold or Silver Bangles
- Chunky Bangles
- Kadas
- Armlets
Other Jewellery
Theni Anantham Antique maang tikka with pearl hangings
- Maang Tikka
- Nose Pin
- Meenakari Jewellery
- Oxidised Jewellery
Jewellery for Different Silk Sarees
- Kanjivaram Silk: The royal Kanjivaram saree and gold jewellery are made for each other The zari silk's richness and the gold's opulence bring a balanced look that radiates royalty and grace. Pair antique or temple jewellery with silk sarees to top up your look with a bold statement.
- Chiffon Silk: The delicate, ethereal quality of chiffon pairs beautifully with silver jewellery. The cool tones of silver complement the saree's lightweight and flowy nature.
- Banarasi Silk: Traditional Polki or Kundan jewellery looks well with Banarasi silk sarees because of its elaborate zari work. A magnificent combo is created by the intricate craftsmanship of the jewels and the saree.
- Georgette Silk: Enhance the look by adoring the pearl jewellery set and if it’s a wedding occasion you can add a mangtikka for a simple yet striking look.
3 Easy Hacks to Style Your Jewellery with Silk Saree Like a Pro
1. Keep it simple with everyday basics
For everyday sarees like cotton or chiffon, let the fabric take the spotlight with subtle jewellery:
- Earrings: Small jhumkas, studs, or simple hoops in gold or silver will be a good choice and won’t overshadow the saree.
- Necklaces: Go for short mangalsutra necklaces for silk sarees or chokers with beads or pearls for non-silk fabrics.
- Bangles: A couple of thin gold or silver bangles will add just the right amount of shine.
- Maang Tikka/Nath: A delicate maang tikka with pearls or a simple gold nath adds a subtle hint of accessories without being too much.
2. Choose metals that match the mood
- Yellow or bronze colour jewellery: It is ideal for a warm, traditional feel.
- White colour: Gives a modern touch and also a subtle streak of tradition.
- Antique jewellery: Perfect for a vintage or regal vibe.
3. Balance your overall look
Achieving balance is key to a well-rounded look:
- Heavy Sarees will be better paired with bold statement pieces, such as long jhumkas, chunky bangles, and dramatic necklaces.
- Light Sarees will be best paired with delicate pieces like thin bangles, simple studs, and dainty necklaces.
Creating a balanced look with antique jewellery pieces by Theni Anantham
Theni Anatham’s latest collection of jewellery with silk saree is designed and thoughtfully crafted with high-quality brass alloy, designed to be both anti-tarnish and allergy-free. Each piece is meticulously handmade, ensuring unique elegance and lasting beauty.
