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If you have some familiarity with South Indian bridal jewellery, then you will understand the value that is places on waistbands to complete the full bridal look. Ethnic waistbands form a part of waist jewellery and are not only worn by brides but also by women on special festive or religious occasions. An elegantly crafted waist belt for saree can make you look graceful while accentuating your figure. Given the custom of wearing waistbands during weddings and ceremonies, most waistbands come with temple motifs though some may have floral, leaf, peacock, etc. in their designs.
Fine bridal waist belt jewellery is generally made of gold or other precious metals and can be embellished with precious gemstones. While they form a core element of the bridal jewellery, they are being replaced by imitation waistbands nowadays since they look equally graceful but cost very less. You can have multiple imitation waistbands for different purposes in small budgets as compared to the real waistband jewellery. Imitation waistbands come in a variety of styles and designs so that you are sure to find something to suit the occasion.
Antique Waistbands are very popular because of their aged golden appearance. They usually have designs of Gods and Goddesses, lotus, leaves, peacock or elephants – all elements that are considered auspicious. Besides being aesthetic, the temple style waistbands symbolize prosperity and the sacredness of tradition. The waistband gives a royal look when paired with a saree or a lehenga. You can find antique traditional waist belts studded with CZ, kempu stones, pearl beads, etc that add to their charm. Our top pick is the Mira Antique Waist Band that depicts a majestic tale of Lord Krishna and Radha merged in divine ecstasy. This elaborate piece must be styled on your wedding day and paired with a silk saree or a lehenga set.
Nakshatra CZ Waistbands are made from premium cubic zirconia stones. CZ stones are known for their similarity to real diamonds and low price due to which they have become immensely popular among the jewellery lovers. Nakshatra CZ waistbands add a brilliance to your entire appearance that is very difficult to look away from. You can find CZ waistbands in every traditional design making them perfect for special occasions or weddings. You will love our Menaha Nakshatra CZ Waist Band which is studded with an assortment of high-quality cubic zirconia stones. This classic waistband adds royalty to your outfit and is a sophisticated choice for special occasions.
Waist chains for women are flexible and can be adjusted around the waist for a perfect fit. They are usually adorned with CZ stones or pearls and can have different motifs. Waist chains look great when paired with antique jewellery on ethnic outfits. They are very comfortable and can be worn for simple events and occasions. Our sleek Arthi Antique Waist Chain can be worn with a saree if you are attending a wedding celebration. Pair it with antique necklaces or a maang tikka and nose ring for an elegant look. You can even pair the waist chain with an elaborate damini in case you are going for a bridal look.
Intricate Waistbands can be used to make a style statement at any occasion. While choosing a waistband, make sure to keep the outfit in mind as well as the fit and comfort of the waistband. It can make a big difference to your look.
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Stand in front of a mirror and hold the waistband against your waist. Determine the desired placement of the waistband. Open the clasp or hook closure to create a gap wide enough to fit around your waist. Loosen or tighten it to accommodate your waist size. Ensure that the centrepiece aligns with the front of your body. The ends should meet without any gaps. Avoid wrapping it too tightly to allow for movement and comfort.
Traditional waistbands are usually made of materials like gold, silver, or alloys, which are not easily stretchable like elastic fabrics. However, they feature adjustable closures such as hooks or chains. It allows for minor adjustments in size. You can adjust these closures to achieve a slightly looser or tighter fit around your waist.
Ensure your waist chain is the right length for your waist circumference. Most waist chains are adjustable or come in various sizes. Place the waist chain around your waist, positioning it where you want it to sit. Fasten the clasp or closure securely to hold the waist chain in place.
If you are wearing the waistband over a saree, ensure that your saree is neatly pleated and securely tucked in at the waist. Place the traditional waistband over the saree at your waist. It usually sits slightly lower than the natural waistline, closer to the hips. Position it securely over your saree's waistline. Our waistbands come with a chain or adjustable hook system for closure. Secure the waistband firmly around your waist and ensure it fits snugly but comfortably. Adjust the closure as needed to achieve the desired fit. Check for any loose ends or uneven pleats for the final touches.
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