7 Gorgeous Payals to add to Your Closet!

Payals and toe rings form a part of the bride’s Solah Shringar. It is believed that goddess Lakshmi is attracted to Payal which means it is a sign of wealth and prosperity. Here are options for some really pretty payals that you can easily include in your bridal trousseau: 

Make a Statement

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Payals with rubies and lined with gold ghungroos for the bride who wants to keep the design constant but make a statement as she walks towards the mandap.

(Semi) Precious Indeed

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Another stunning pair of payals but this pair has been studded with green a

d black semi-precious stones. The ghungroos are also fringed with rice pearls. Quite a pretty pair of payals indeed!

Make it Oversized

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Rather than doing a separate search for toe rings, get your hands on a beautiful and oversized pair of payals that come with toe rings attached. Such a piece of jewellery makes your feet extremely pretty. 

The Ethnic Vibe

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A folk-like, ethnic pair of silver payals for your feet to look pretty on your wedding day! You can also add in some pop of colour with semi-precious stones.  

Pretty Pearls

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An elegant looking gold and kundan-work payal, complete with pearls and rice pearls. This pair can be easily paired with any shade of bridal lehenga or sari. 

Strings of Payals

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Multi-layered and delicate, these payals are a great choice for your wedding day if you want something decorative. You can also don these for the Mehendi ceremony, since it fits the boho-chic vibe!

Tell Your Story Walking

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Tell your wedding story walking – literally! Raabta by Rahul has these beautiful payals which showcases the baraat in action. Make sure to let the cameras get a good shot of these statement pieces!

Aren’t these payals just stunning? Make sure to make some place in your collection for these!