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Designed by south India-based local jewellers, the pieces blended South Indian craftsmanship with cinematic drama.
In a report published by NDTV, Abhishek Agarwal and Kaushik Kumar, Managing Directors of Shree Jewellers, said being part of this star-studded wedding was deeply personal.
“We have always admired Rashmika and Vijay for their craft, but to know them personally and be part of such an intimate celebration was truly special. They are wonderful human beings, and we will always cherish this experience.”
Vijay Deverakonda: The rise of the maximalist groom
It’s also one of the rare instances where the groom’s trousseau and choice of jewels takes up more space in our heads than the bride. He didn’t play it safe with subtle accessories. The hunky actor embraced bold ornaments with such confidence – think oversized ear studs, two layered gold necklaces, an ornate wrist cuff, a sculpted arm band, a statement ring on his little finger and even ankle kadas.
“His ceremonial pieces carried elephant motifs representing wisdom and tiger elements symbolising agility, balanced with refined floral patterns inspired by traditional inlay work. Deep Nakshi engraving and braided textures gave the jewellery a sculptural, royal presence.”
She wore 11 statement pieces in total — including a choker layered with traditional harams, dramatic jhumkas, jada billa, champasaralu, mathapatti (head ornament), nose pin, hathphool (hand jewels), bangles, bajuband (traditional Indian armlet), waist belt and anklets.
Making behind the jewels:
Creating the viral wedding jewelry was no overnight task. The process took nearly 10 months from initial concept sketches and design meetings to customisation, production, fittings and final styling.
“We drew inspiration from the grandeur of South Indian architecture,” the brand said.
Manjusha RadhakrishnanEntertainment, Lifestyle and Sport Editor
Manjusha Radhakrishnan has been slaying entertainment news and celebrity interviews in Dubai for 18 years—and she’s just getting started. As Entertainment Editor, she covers Bollywood movie reviews, Hollywood scoops, Pakistani dramas, and world cinema.
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