18. QUEEN Pendant Mangalsutra:
The latest mangalsutra designs are always inspired to keep it trendy and popular among the newly wedded brides. One such design is the queen or Maharani designed mangalsutra. The three chained mangalsutra with black beads and a golden chain is studded with pink and white beads to give a Maharani outlook to the bride. The wedding day is special to all couples, so gift her with this design and let her feel like your hearts’ princess.
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19. Leaf Design Mangalsutra:
A design of mangalsutra inspired by nature gives a fresh and delicate look. A single medium and short string made up of black and gold are finally given a pendant made by designing two leaves studded with crystal white diamonds. The fine white diamonds designed inside the leaf gives a dewdrop effect which is charming. Every dress, whether casual or ethnic, suits this delicate design.
20. Thali Mangalsutra:
A mangalsutra design from the Southern part of India is known as Thali. This is a simple and pious mangalsutra made out of simple yellow string and three knots. The gold pendants are embossed with auspicious designs or religious symbols. Also, a small piece of turmeric is added to the yellow cotton string. It strengthens the bond of the couple with trust, love and respect.
21. Cup Pendant Mangalsutra:
The Karnataka mangalsutra design is unique and traditional. The strand is made up of gold and black beads, and there are two golden cups attached as a pendant. It gives a classy look over Kanjivaram sarees and dresses. The two cups in the string represent the sun and the moon, symbolising power and romance for the couple.
22. Mangalsutra Set Design:
The Northern side of India prefers wearing the mangalsutra sets. It is the latest design mangalsutra getting popularity now all over India. The double-strand mangalsutra with a diamond pendant with smooth curves is amazing. The set is also decorated with two matching earrings. This is quite often worn for regular basis and hence suits any outfit.
