Indian Jewellery

In early India, peoplefashioned jewellery out of natural materials found in abundance all over the country-seeds, feathers, leaves, berries, fruits, flowers, animal bones, claws and teeth. Even today such jewellery is used by the different tribal societies.
Indian Jewellery is famous for its craftsmanship and quality. The popular adage `old is gold holds true for Indian jewellery as traditional and antique designs. Most of the Indian Jewellery is handmade. Indian jewellery was born 5000 years ago.

Indian jewellery made of  fallowing

Diomands Indian Jewellery–  The Diamond is the birthstone of April and the anniversary gemstone for the 10th and 60th years of marriage. Diamonds were discovered in India in 500 B.C., and the name “diamond” comes from the Greek word “Adamas” which means unconquerable - suggesting the eternity of love. Diamonds is  used to made  wedding ring, Engagement ring, wedding jewelery ,wedding bands and promise ring.

Gold Indian Jewellery–  Gold was among the first metals to be mined because it commonly occurred in its native form; not combined with other elements, and because it was beautiful and imperishable, and because exquisite objects could be made from it. Most of Indian jewelery is made of gold. Gold is used to made Bracelet, Ring, Toe ring, Chain and  Horn.

Silver Indian Jewellery–  Silver has been known and used for thousands of years and was believed to have magical properties which could promote healing and bring good luck. In ancient times, silver was used for jewellery, ornaments, and utensils. In Indian jewellery silver is use to made Anklets, Bracelet  and Solitaire

Platinium Indian Jewellery–  Platinum is one of the most popular metals of choice for ring settings, because the strength and color of platinum enhances the brilliance and depth of diamonds and precious stones. It is used tp Platinum ring, Platinum bracelet, Platinum chain.

Platinum jewellers of India  are gearing up for a rush on the precious metal as the Akshaya period approaches. This year the day falls during the Shukla Paksha, the period between the new moon and the full moon, accentuating its significance.Jewellers in Mumbai told that this year the omens seem good for a surge in platinum purchases Highlighting platinum’s own astrological significance and spiritual associations, Jewellers said there was a steady growth in demand.

With platinum jewellery demand expanding by 200 per cent in just six years, Platinum Guild International’s Vaishali Banerjee said the celebrations represented a good retail opportunity. All the precious metals - gold, silver and platinum - are seeing highs and retailers see it as an opportunity for growth,” she explained. Platinum is said to be a particularly popular choice for bridal jewellery in the country at present.

Pearls Indian Jewellery–In indian  jewellery pearl play main role. A pearl is a hard, rounded object produced by certain mollusks, primarily oysters. Pearl is valued as a gemstone and is cultivated or harvested for jewellery. Pearls come in eight basic shapes: round, semi-round, button, drop, pear, oval, baroque, and ringed. Perfectly round pearls are the rarest and most expensive, and are generally used in necklaces, or strings of pearls. Semi-rounds are also used in necklaces. In indian jewelery pearl is used  to made  Necklace, Bracelet,Ankelet and Ring.In indian  jewellery pearl play main role.