Wondering what is the name of the long necklace that Sonam wore on her wedding day. We have the answer for you and all the details about this piece.
Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor is the perfect modern bride, charming and a true fashionista. Time and again the actress has shown her love for classic traditional jewelry that never seems to go out of style. Pictures of her wedding revealed, and as expected, she makes a stunning bride. She went completely traditional with a red lehenga from designer Anuradha Vakil, traditional jewelry - a sarpech on her head, a gold choker, a Gutta Pusala Haram and haath phool. In this blog, I will discuss all about the long necklace she wore, Guttapusala Haram.
Guttapusala haram, rarely refereed as rani Haar is a traditional Telugu emblem, inspired from Nizami Jewellery and is very lively and colorful. Gutta Pusalu : Gutta in Telugu means "a shoal of small fish", and Pusalu means "beads". It’s mainly bunches of tiny pearls strung together and hanging from a gold chain. Set with Cabuchon rubies, emeralds, and polki diamonds, the gold necklace is fringed with bunches of small pearls and this design has originated in areas in vicinity to the ancient pearl fisheries along the Coromandel coas.
In her wedding, Sonam paired Guttapusala haram, with a traditional enameled choker set. The Guttapusalu became first came in limelight after the famous wedding of Sreeja Kondiela, youngest daughter of South movie megastar Chiranjeevi . She teamed this customary necklace with her beautiful pink kanjeevaram saree.
These Haram sets adds grace to high neck dresses. Just as Sonam's guttapusallu haram, you can have one with which is studded with emearlds, rubies, pearls and polki's. This one piece of jewel is enough to get you all the attention in any festivity you are looking forward to. If you are in for a fusion look, you can try guttapusala harams on crop tops and half sarees. Like Sonam Kapoor, brides can go in for both choker and long haram gutta pusalu.
You can team up this piece of jewel with Chandbali's for an elaborated traditional look. Guttapusala is your one go jewelry for all those anarkalis hanging in your wardrobe. You can never go wrong with this piece of jewel. Not only Pearl beads but also ruby or emeralds beads merge very well with the gold and gives the haram a beautiful and distinct look. So instead of pearl beads these harams can also have ruby or emeralds beads, adding a fusion of hues to your necklines.
A heavy Guttapusala should weight atleast a 100gm og gold but if you are looking for something that is light on pocket, these are available in silver and 1gm gold base as well. Below is a look book of some Guttapusala I admired,
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