Buy Nath (Nose Ring) Online for Brides

The nath, or nose ring, is one of the oldest bridal traditions in Indian jewellery, and it remains one of the most photographed pieces on a wedding day. Vasundhara’s Nath collection is handcrafted with kundan, pearls and rhodium-plated metal, available in styles suited to brides across different regional traditions.

What Are the Different Types of Nath?

Kundan Nath

A classic, festive nath with kundan detailing, our most popular style for the main wedding ceremony.

Pearl Nath

Featuring pearl drops and detailing for a softer, more delicate finish, suited to engagements and daytime functions.

Maharashtrian-Style Nath

A larger, circular design rooted in Maharashtrian bridal tradition, worn with a chain that hooks into the hair.

Clip-On Nath

Designed for brides without a nose piercing, clipping securely onto the nostril without any additional holes.

Chain Nath

A nath connected to a chain that attaches to the ear or hair, keeping the piece secure through long ceremonies.

How Do You Style Nath?

Choose a Maharashtrian-style or kundan nath for the main wedding ceremony, and a simpler pearl nath for smaller functions or daytime events. If you don’t have a nose piercing, our clip-on nath is designed to give the same bridal look without one. Pair your nath with a matching Maang Tikka or Matha Patti in the same stone finish for a coordinated bridal face-jewellery set.

Why Shop Nath at Vasundhara?

Every nath here is handcrafted and rhodium-plated to hold its shine through a full wedding day. Explore our Hathphool collection to complete your bridal hand jewellery, or browse the full Bridal Jewelry Accessories range.

Nath Bestsellers Price List

Product Name Price
1. Mira Nath ₹4,250.00
2. Kashira Nath ₹4,000.00
3. Saanjh Nath ₹3,400.00
4. Prisha Nath ₹3,850.00
5. Mariam Nath ₹3,250.00
6. Mahira Nath ₹2,800.00

FAQ

Do I need a nose piercing to wear a nath?

No, our clip-on nath designs are made specifically for brides without a nose piercing, clipping securely onto the nostril without needing an additional hole.

What is the difference between a regular nath and a Maharashtrian-style nath?

A Maharashtrian-style nath is typically larger and more circular, connected to a chain that hooks into the hair, reflecting a specific regional bridal tradition, while other nath styles vary in size and attachment.

How does a chain nath stay secure through a long wedding day?

The attached chain hooks into the hair or connects to an earring, distributing the weight and keeping the nath from shifting during long ceremonies.

Can a nath be worn for functions other than the main wedding ceremony?

Yes, our pearl and simpler nath designs work well for engagements, receptions, and other pre-wedding functions.

What should I match my nath to?

Match the stone colour and metal finish to your maang tikka or matha patti for a coordinated bridal look across your face jewellery.