Jewellery
Exquisite jewellery for the bride and wedding party.
Featly Fashion
Jewellery
Slough
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Ceylon Blue Sapphire
Jewellery
Maidenhead
££
Jacobs | Independent Jewellers
Jewellery
Reading
££
Nash & Co
Jewellery
Reading
££
Waltons Jewellers & Goldsmiths
Jewellery
Reading
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Puzzle designs charm jewellery
Jewellery
Reading
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Adorn by Amanda
Jewellery
Reading
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Agapanthus Silver
Jewellery
Reading
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Katie Lees Jewellery
Jewellery
Glasgow
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James Bloor Jewellers
Jewellery
Reading
££
Lorna Henderson Jewellery
Jewellery
Bedford
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John Medhurst Ltd
Jewellery
Bedford
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Jodie Gearing Jewellery Design
Jewellery
Bedford
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The Wedding Workshop
Jewellery
Bedford
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Morgan & French Ltd
Jewellery
Stamford
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Links of Elegance
Jewellery
Peterborough
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Eterna Permanent Jewellery
Jewellery
Peterborough
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Style
Jewellery
Peterborough
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Karoline Jewellery
Jewellery
Peterborough
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Natalies Gems
Jewellery
Peterborough
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Austen & Blake Cardiff Showroom
Jewellery
Cardiff
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Helen Swan Designer Jewellery
Jewellery
Glasgow
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Blair and Sheridan Bespoke Diamond Jewellers
Jewellery
Glasgow
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Bejouled Ltd
Jewellery
Glasgow
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How much do jewellery cost?
Asian bridal jewellery costs vary enormously, from £100-£500 for high-quality artificial sets to £2,000-£20,000+ for real gold sets. The total jewellery budget depends heavily on cultural expectations, family contributions, and whether you choose artificial, gold-plated, or solid gold pieces. See full price guide →
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About Jewellery
Jewellery is an essential element of the South Asian bridal look, with pieces that can completely transform the overall appearance. A traditional Asian bride may wear a full set including a necklace (haar), earrings (jhumkas), bangles (chooriyan), a headpiece (maang tikka), a nose ring (nath), and anklets (payal). The choice of jewellery depends on regional traditions, personal style, and budget. Real gold jewellery remains popular for its investment value and cultural significance, particularly 22-carat gold in traditional designs. Kundan and polki jewellery, featuring uncut diamonds set in gold, offers regal Mughal-era elegance. For brides seeking luxury without the gold price tag, high-quality artificial jewellery (sometimes called fashion or imitation jewellery) has become exceptionally sophisticated, with pieces virtually indistinguishable from real gold in photos. Many jewellers in the UK now offer bridal hire services, allowing brides to wear statement pieces for the day at a fraction of the purchase cost. Temple jewellery from South India, Hyderabadi pearls, and Rajasthani meenakari work each offer distinctive regional aesthetics.
Common Questions
Should I buy real gold or artificial jewellery for my wedding?▼
Real gold (22ct) is traditional and holds investment value but costs £5,000-£30,000+ for a full bridal set. High-quality artificial jewellery looks stunning in photos and costs £100-£500 for a complete set. Many brides use real gold for the ceremony and artificial pieces for mehndi and reception events.
What is the difference between kundan and polki jewellery?▼
Kundan jewellery uses glass stones set in gold foil within a gold frame — it originated in Rajasthan and offers vibrant colour options. Polki uses uncut, natural diamonds set in gold and is more expensive and traditional. Both are popular for Asian bridal sets and look magnificent in wedding photography.
Can I hire Asian bridal jewellery in the UK?▼
Yes, many UK jewellers now offer bridal jewellery hire for 1-3 days. This allows you to wear high-value pieces costing thousands to buy for a fraction of the price (typically 10-20% of retail value). A deposit is required, and pieces must be returned in original condition.
What jewellery pieces does an Asian bride traditionally wear?▼
A full bridal set typically includes: a choker and long necklace (rani haar), earrings (jhumkas or chandbalis), a headpiece (maang tikka), a nose ring (nath), bangles or kadas, hand chains (haath phool), and anklets (payal). Not all brides wear every piece — choose what complements your outfit and comfort level.