Monday, December 08, 2014

Indian Fashion Jewellery


The discovery of various ancient ornaments of different materials from the excavation sites of the different civilizations which existed in Indian subcontinent has always been an essential part of our tradition. During the ancient era, the jewellery were made from the natural materials like clay, wood feathers, stones, etc until the precious metals were discovered. Indian jewellery has come a long way from the ancient period to the modern period of artistic and precious metal pieces.

In India, an ornament’s status is not just limited to its decorative value, but it has a social and cultural significance related to it. To give an example, the ladies who wear nose rings, toe rings and bangles indicate their married status by wearing them. Indian traditional jewellery includes bangles, armlets, anklets, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, pendants and many more.


Indian jewelleries are known for their detailed craftsmanship. Each region of India has its own style of designing and making of jewelleries, leading to the unimaginable range of choices of the jewelleries for the customers to choose from.

Ornaments today are crafted from various materials, the most important ones being gold, silver, platinum and glass. The treatment of each of these materials is different in different states, providing Indian jewellery with pieces that epitomize simple elegance to extravagant pieces rich with embedded stones and delicate carvings. Add to this the fact that these ornaments have adapted to the times, while still managing to retain its identity and it is clear why Indian fashion jewellery is creating waves the world over, leading to universal demand.
From tribal jewellery, to temple jewellery, from natural materials to precious materials, from traditional motifs to contemporary designs, the Indian Fashion Jewellery industry has much to offer the world. So what are you waiting for? Shop for your favorite pieces from large range ofjewelleries soon!! 

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