5 Traditional Nose Rings To Try This Festive Season

Gone are the days when nath was considered a non-modern concept. In fact, many urban and modern women around the country want to own a good nath to wear on special occasions. When the month of October arrives, we all are swamped with weddings to attend, poojas to dress up for and festive social events to flaunt at. This festive season, choose from these 5 different types of traditional nose rings and amp up your overall look with elan.

* Kundan

When it comes to Indian jewellery, kundan is unavoidable. Any kundan jewellery will add the right bling and glamour to your overall look. Just like Sonam Kapoor flaunting a kundan nath at a social event has turned many heads.

* Rajasthani Traditional

This silver nose ring has various beads, metal spirals, charms, etc. in it. Wearing it will give a rustic hip look. Wear it on a monotone long kurta and or a monotone cotton or tussar silk saree.

* Semi Precious Stone

A smaller version of elaborate nose-studs, stone-inlay ones can be worn on daily basis, if you are up for the feminine rugged look that it gives. A splash of colour brightens up your look. You can wear them even on demins and maxi gowns.

* Pearl

Traditional Indian pearl nose rings are absolutely royal and gives extra regal touch to your overall look. You have to wear this with complementing jewellery such as pearl kadas, pearl or gold studs and a small but detailed neck piece.

* Silver Temple Nath

Silver temple naths may look old fashioned, but when you pair them with right kind of outfits and colours, and a poise of your own, you will definitely stand out from the crowd. Keep other jewellery minimal, opt for a dark coloured thread neck piece instead of metal ones.