When Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda chose minimalism for their everyday lives, nobody expected them to go maximalist for their wedding — but their breathtaking temple jewellery is being called one of the most stunning bridal looks India has seen in years. And the story behind how it was made? Even more incredible.
Virosh Wedding Jewellery: Key Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Bride’s Jewellery | 11-piece traditional South Indian temple set |
| Groom’s Jewellery | Regal ornaments with elephant & tiger motifs |
| Time to Create | ~10 months |
| Material | Several kilograms of gold |
| Jeweller | Hyderabad-based brand |
| Craftsmanship | Nakshi work + Rava granulation, antique matte polish |
| Jewellers’ Vision | Rashmika as a living Goddess; Vijay as a sovereign King |
Rashmika’s 11-Piece Bridal Set — Piece by Piece
The bride’s 11-piece set included a choker layered with traditional harams, statement jhumkas, jada billa, champasaralu, hathphool, mathapatti, nose pin, bangles, bajuband, waist belt, and anklets. The masterpiece was adorned with high-relief Nakshi work and intricate Rava granulation, finished in an antique matte polish.
The Hyderabad-based jewellery brand told NDTV that Rashmika paid homage to her background by opting for jewels inspired by South Indian architecture. Every single piece carried the weight of centuries of tradition — which makes the overall look not just beautiful, but deeply meaningful.
Vijay’s Royal Groom Ornaments
Vijay Deverakonda decided to channelize his inner royalty by wearing regal and traditional jewels for his Telugu wedding ceremony. His pieces incorporated elephant motifs symbolising wisdom and tiger elements representing agility, balanced out with refined floral patterns and Nakshi engraving.
He looked like South Indian royalty sporting big ear studs, a wrist cuff, two necklaces, an arm cuff, ankle kadas, and a couple of rings. The groom’s ensemble wasn’t an afterthought — it was a full cultural statement.
The Vision Behind the Masterpieces
According to the jewellers, “Rashmika’s bridal look was envisioned around the aura of a living Goddess, while Vijay’s ensemble embodied the presence of a sovereign King.”
When asked how long it took, the brand representative revealed: “The entire journey spanned 10 months — from conceptualising the design, to bespoke customisation, production, trials, and final outcome.”
This is the timeless craft of temple jewellery — a classical South Indian tradition dating back to the Chola and Vijayanagara empires — honoured on one of India’s biggest celebrity weddings of 2026.
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