Updated on : 08/05/2021 12:00 AM
Updated on : 08/05/2021 12:00 PM
In India, married women hate to part with their Mangalsutra. No matter it is a festival time or any other regular day, post marriage this traditional jewel is always on. Even after generations, the sentiment towards Mangalsutra has been the same. Clad in western formals or power suits, the women of today sport Mangalsutra with the same enthusiasm.
Just that, earlier women would wear heavy designs. They would love to show off their wealth through its elaborate size. But now with their changed outlook, evolved lifestyle, this marital symbol has undergone a major makeover. Incorporating the traditional elements like black beads and gold chain to hold them, the designs are played around to go with their office wears.
Here are some of the stunning on-duty Mangalsutra designs that are every bit traditional and yes, trendy too. Excited? Go scrolling down.
Studded with coloured stones, this floral Mangalsutra is a perfect trinket for any formal dress.
It’s contemporary, it’s sleek and it’s stylish too. Meticulously crafted, this Mangalsutra can beautifully blend with your everyday office wear.
The tassels may be a traditional element of the India jewellery heritage but its sleek size in this Mangalsutra allows it to dovetail with your boardroom meeting look.
Pearls are one of the most versatile elements in jewellery and as a Mangalsutra adornment, it scores big, even when teamed up with western wears.
Minimalism is the key when it comes to on-duty Mangalsutra designs and this exquisite piece is big on that. With the sparkle and shine of these gorgeous on-duty Mangalsutras, get ready to take on the world, even when you are at work.
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