In studded jewellery, generally a single row diamond studded bangle is the first choice of most women. But due to budget restraints, designs have been evolved, using a combination of big and small diamonds set intricately. The essence is simply its elegance. A thin chain with a diamond studded centrepiece is also one of the most sought after design. The ring on the bride's finger plays a crucial role, reflecting the basic temperament of the bride.
Bold brides go in for interesting bold designs with unusual looks.
For the traditional bride, nothing beats a good solitaire ring with a large diamond. Anguthis are rings of different sorts and sizes, worn on any finger. They are generally of gold, since those of silver are for the poor Arsi is a ring worn on the thumb of the left hand, which has a small looking-glass, about the size of a rupee, fixed upon the hollow gold cup at its centre. The mirror should be of gold, but inset in glass for economy. Challa , worn on the fingers, is a ring about a fifth of an inch broad and very thin, usually with bent edges.