Heeramandi Jewellery

Find The Alluring Heeramandi Jewellery Collections at Ishhaara

1.Add Classic Elegance With Bibbojaan Bridal Jewellery 

Looking to buy Heeramandi jewellery online for your royal wedding? Don't miss checking out artificial jewellery worn by Aditi Rao Hydari's Mughal jewellery-inspired look. The actress who introduced her character in the Heeramandi series as 'Bibbojaan’ will surely make your head go round with your enticing looks. Dazzling in a deep red and golden lehenga, the actress paired a dainty polki nath that not just elevated her looks but created a timeless and classic piece that totally stood out. Pairing this minimal women's jewellery with your upcoming wedding will surely create a graceful look that will brighten up your special day. 

2.Add a Royal Charm with Mallikajaan Bridal Jewellery 

Next on our list of popular Heeramandi-inspired jewellery designs comes Manisha Koirala's royal look. Trust us, her grace and jewellery were star-studded and hooked everyone. The actress who introduced her character as ‘Mallikajaan’ radiated sheer elegance in the series. Donning a black blouse with a grey embroidered saree she beautifully accentuated your bold choker necklace, big statement earrings, and nath. What grabbed our attention was the artificial jewellery called semi-precious Maangtikka that completely enhanced your allure. Looking to buy Mughal jewellery with a captivating and stunning appearance, just go for this contemporary chic collection!

3.Add Lavender Elegance With ‘Alamzeb’ Bridal Jewellery

Your wedding gets fixed in the summer and you don't know what to wear to save yourself from the scorching heat. Look to Sharmin Segal's inspired jewellery. The actress who introduced her character as ‘Alamzeb’ in the Heeramandi series completely exuded a timeless elegance in a lavender Anarkali suit. Complimenting the outfit, she paired exquisite Mughal jewellery such as jhumkas earrings, polki nath, flower ring, and polki stone passa that completely elevated to sheer sophistication. Everything about this look is just so captivating that it will surely make you shine at your wedding.

4.Add Cocktail Aura With ‘Fareedan’ Traditional Jewellery

Looking to take inspiration from the Heeramandi jewellery collection for your cocktail party? You must avoid missing Sonakshi Sinha's modern look from Heeramandi. Not just her outfit, but even her Mughal jewellery was an inspiration. Shining like a radiant diamond in a stunning silver sequinned saree, the actress who introduced her character as ‘Fareedan’ donned the outfit women's jewellery like silver Meenakari choker necklaces, Chandbali earrings, Haathphool, bangles and polki nath. The actress is totally slaying in her combination and her Mughal jewellery collections are everything you can't miss out on.

5.Add Rajasthani Elegance With ‘Lajjo’ Traditional Jewellery 

Want to recreate a Rajasthani look with Heeramandi-inspired jewellery designs? Have a look at Richa Chadha-inspired bridal jewellery! The actress who introduced her character as ‘Lajjo’ in the series has effortlessly donned her look with a white saree embroidered with red and green artwork. Complimenting her outfit, she opted for minimalistic Mughal jewellery like Meenakari choker necklaces, and Chandbali earrings. Her essence created a magnificent look when she opted for artificial jewellery like a Rajasthani-designed nath that is perfect to blow your mind with a traditional yet fashionable touch. Don't think, get styled in this and create waves!

Embrace Maharani Look With Ishhaara's Heeramandi Jewellery Collection

Looking to recreate the royal charm from Heeramandi jewellery collections and don't know how to style? You must check our Mughal jewellery collections. Crafted and handmade using semi-precious stones, our artificial jewellery collections ensure waterproof, skin-friendly, and durability and also offer versatility. 

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