Blog — Jewellery

The India jewelry history goes back to more than 5000 years ago, touching the eras when the great epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana took place. The physical traces of some ancient Indian jewelry are found from the Indus Valley civilization. The initial jewelry was simple, made from beads, strings, and stones Indian necklaces are of different kinds, such as the hasli (a small collar neckpiece) or the longer kantha necklace. However, the most traditional of all is the mangalsutra, a necklace of black beads and gold worn by married women.

Different Style of Jewelry  Kundan  Kundan is slightly affordable, traditionally used by Mughals, It makes use of glass imitations set in stones with Gold or Silver tones.  Also, it features Meenakari enamel painting work on its reverse side. A great alternative to traditional Gold jewelry, Kundan is becoming a popular choice of jewelry for all brides.  Pearl Jewelry For brides who would like to minimal with their jewelry, Pearl is a good choice. With multi-layer Pearls, fine strands and statement pieces of Pearl jewelry. Mughal Jewelry Mughal jewelry is in trend nowadays, Bridal jewelry with chunky gemstones. Mughal jewelry range from enameled motifs to Navratna gemstones and intricate Jadau jewellery. Silver Jewelry  Oxidised Silver...

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