The most beautiful & unique kamarbandhs we spotted on real brides!

Waistbands or kamarbandhs, traditionally a South Indian ornament flaunted by women, has gained popularity elsewhere as well. Brides these days aren’t wearing kamarbandhs to only keep their pallu or dupatta in place, it is becoming more of a style statement and we aren’t complaining!

From floral to ornate and basic to bold, brides are setting some new trends with this piece of jewellery.

Check out these photographs to pick a perfect one for yourself!

1.The Ornate Kamarbandh

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This is an excellent accessory and nothing would have matched better with this outfit, it perfectly compliments the borders on the dupatta. A great piece of jewellery to go with a ddarker shade.

2. The Floral Kamarbandh

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Keeping it simple and delicate. This bride has chose to adorn some pink and white floral jewellery. The dainty waistband accentuates the entire look and the yellow saree adds to the freshness.

3. The Effortlessly Elegant Kamarbandh

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This is rather minimalistic waistband, gunning more for utility than looks. It compliments the lehenga and makes the bride, adding the extra grace.

4. The Chunky Kamarbandh

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Gold, green and red, this combination cannot go wrong! This chunky waistband with beautiful, traditional designs, is absolutely stunning.

5. The Dainty Kamarbandh

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This gold kamarbandh is delicate, graceful and feminine.

6. The Shimmery Kamarbandh

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Adding bling and shine to the entire outfit, the waistband matches other other pieces of jewellery and the entire look is exuberant and grand.

7. The Traditional Kamarbandh

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A traditional gold waistband! Keeping it simple and classy!

8. The Basic Kamarbandh

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A slightly western touch to this authentic ornament, making it look like a belt rather than a kamarbandh.

Have you chosen which one you want wrapped around your kamariya?