How To Style Oxidised Jewellery With Kurti

Jewellery is essential to women and oxidised jewellery is a piece of ornament, a  valuable gift. Jewellery does have many different feelings and moments. It can be a  memory of a particular time, place, person or occasion. 

Oxidised jewellery with kurti adds some nostalgic touch, giving you a classic, vintage  yet modern joyous girl look. Oxidised jewellery is an affordable luxury jewellery and a  great way to rejuvenate your look and add some artful vibes to it. 

On a pleasant day traditional silver jewellery with an ethnic kurti will be a perfect  fusion of indigenous and modern looks. A solid coloured kurti with some beautiful  patterns along with intricate oxidised jewellery will give you a nice boho chic look.  

For a heavy embroidered kurti, opt for some small cute earrings to balance your  look. 

What is Oxidised Jewellery? 

Oxidised jewellery is usually created by exposing the metal to a chemical solution or by using a special oxidizing technique. 

Oxidised jewellery is made when metals are put through an oxidizing agent. This  results in a darkened antique look. It gives a vintage, ethnic and rustic look to the  jewellery. 

It always holds a significant part in fashion and culture. Oxidised jewellery is popular  for its unique, nostalgic appearance and is used to create intricate, art-style and  retro-inspired pieces. 

Some Features Of Oxidised Jewellery : 

  • It is made from metals such as silver, copper, bronze, or brass.
  • It has an antique appearance with some rusty tarnishing feel.
  • Jewellery usually grace up with traditional and ethnic wear.
  • More affordable compared to pure silver jewellery.
  • It requires proper care so that it does not tarnish.

Kurti and Oxidised Jewellery : A Stylish Pair of Contemporary &  Elegance

Kurti and oxidised jewellery is the most affordable and aesthetically eye-pleasing pair  and the look gives you a special traditional feel whether you’re going to a cultural  event, a party or just a fun outing with your friends. 

If you're wearing a simple kurti, opt for more antique earrings and elegant bracelets  and bangles. Oxidised jewellery paired with a long printed cotton kurti at the office  adorned with a simple oxidised necklace complemented by matching earrings. 

Oxidised jewellery will pair aesthetically with stunning western dresses, especially  stylish bohemian dresses. Choose a pair of lightweight, minimalistic oxidised earrings  to complement your dress. Tajore has a lovely collection of Kurtis that you can check out for the ultimate chic look.

Some Suitable Occasions For This Style : 

Office : whether it is a normal working day or an office party, oxidised jewellery with  a pair of jeans and an elegant looking kurti will definitely invite some compliments. 

College and Tuitions : wear a designer kurti with some lightweight jewellery. A quick  ‘n easy look to slay in classes. 

Weekend outings : perfect for cafe hopping with friends, movie, date and other  cultural places like museums, and if you are travelling and exploring heritage sites.  Best look for selfies. 

Weddings and family functions : if you're going to attend a traditional Indian  wedding, it can be a perfect pair to wear in haldi, sangeet or before and after party  funny gatherings. 

Conclusion: 

Oxidised jewellery with kurti looks good on women of all ages. You can always mix  and match and try different styles according to the occasion and your mood on the  particular day. The perfect balance of oxidised jewellery with a beautiful kurti can  highlight your individuality and make you stand out for your charismatic presence.

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How to take care of Oxidised Jewellery?

To prevent it from oxidation, please store it in an airtight container. Remember to keep it away from moisture and perfumes. Clean with a soft dry cloth or brush after every use.

If you see any signs of tarnishing or dullness, use a silver or metal cleanser in order to restore its natural shine.

Is Oxidised Jewellery expensive?

No, oxidised jewellery is very affordable. It also gives you a very traditional and rich look.

What are the types of Oxidised Jewellery you can try with Kurtis?

You can try various types of earrings, necklace, bangles, rings, bracelet, anklet, payal, hairpin or hair-clip, juttis or mojdis (footwear) in footwear along with long, short, printed, designer and flared types of kurtis.

Which type of kurti goes best with oxidised jewellery?

Solid, cotton, handblock, or Indo-western kurtis work best. Neutral or earthy tones enhance the oxidised look.

Can I wear oxidised jewellery with a black kurti?

Yes, a black kurti paired with oxidised jewellery creates a classic and bold look, perfect for both casual and festive occasions.

How to style oxidised jhumkas with a kurti?

Let the jhumkas be the highlight. Tie your hair in a bun or ponytail to showcase the earrings clearly.