Indian Jewellery

Tips for Buying Kundan Jewelry

1-Old, solid gold ornaments are sometimes filled with shellac. It is important to determine this in order to not be overcharged.

 2-In trying to differentiate between an old and a new minakari piece, remember that the older the piece, the more intricate the design and more brilliant the colour.

3-To identify imperfections in a diamond, look for tiny, rents or fissures and specks. If the diamond has any of these, it is flawed. Note also that a real diamond can never have scratches on its surface, if it does, it is not a diamond.

Gold is tarnish-resistant, although it can get smudged and grimy. Lotions, powders, soaps, even natural skin oils can cover your jewellery and cut down on its brilliance. Jewellery cleaning removes this residue and restores the original luster of your jewellery.

Even though many commercial products are available to clean gold jewellery, a basic solution of detergent and water goes a long way to restore the radiance of gold, and a soft brush helps to gently clean intricate filigree designs and stones. Every now and again it can be helpful to soak the gold jewellery in a mixure of 1 portion ammonia and 6 parts water for about a minute. Make sure to dry and polish your gold jewellery with a soft cloth or chamois afterwards.

There was a period when Indian Diamonds were very famous in the world . These included the Koh-i-noor, Orlov, the Great Moghul, Darya-i-noor, Indore pears, Shah and Arcots. These were all part of the treasure houses of the great emperors of India. Today, they are all in the hands of outsiders. The legendary Koh-i-noor has been in the eye of the storm ever since it left the hands of its original owners - a Diamond which was never bought or sold, but changed many hands. Koh-i-noor has left a trail that speaks of greed, power, murder, mayhem and unhappiness. According to all references, Koh-i-noor was never that great to look at in its early days. It was just another Diamond that was dull, non-sparkling and a little yellow in appearance. 

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India jewellery range could be categorized as temple, spiritual and bridal. All these three types of jewellery were embellished with colored stones to highlight the designs.   

Spiritual jewellery also became a part of India jewellery range.  It evolved due to social and religious conditions of the times.  It was considered to be highly auspicious if one wore precious jewels while attending important celebrations like a marriage or a puja service.  A unique range of jewellery was specially crafted for these occasions and could be worn as pendants, bracelets, belts and brooches.  The favorite design for pendants was that of Ganesha  -  the elephant headed god known to bestow good luck and good fortune.  The other emblem, which was also, very much in demand was that of the sacred syllable OM. The Navaratna ring with nine gems also became increasingly popular as it is linked to the nine planets and brings with it all the good influence while assuring the wearer of good luck, health and wealth.

Nose piercing is the piercing of the skin or cartilage which forms any part of the nose, normally for the purpose of wearing jewellery. Among the different varieties of nose piercings, the nostril piercing is the most common from many years in india . Nose Ring is main oranament of married women,in india most often girls wore Nose Ring at the time of merriage, now in modern age married women and girls wear Nose Ring glamour purpose .

In India some part of India Gold bangles is also belongs in jewellery so that they worn on the wrist, bangles are believed to be protective bands and  north India women always wore them as symbolic guards over their husbands. As with other jewellery in India bangles today are worn by women of all ages all over India and are made of silver, gold, wood, glass, and plastic, among other materials. But at marriage time girl always wore Gold bangles in her wrist.

Silver Ear Tops, Silver horn and other Silver jewellery , worn in the ears are popular all  part of India   . In fact, a girl’s ears are usually pierced before her first birthday. Some ear ornaments or jewellery are specifically worn by married women in some part of India but some part of India unmarried girls also wore Ear Silver Tops . For instance in the northern state of Kashmir, suhagans suspend Silver earrings on long red threads from a hole pierced in the upper part of the ear. These earrings are called ateheru. You can purchase various design Silver Tops and fashionable tops online at indianjewellerystore.com.

Wearing of toe rings is an old practice in India. It is worn as a symbol of married state by Hindu women and is called bichiya in Hindi. They are usually made of silver and worn in pairs  on the second toe of both feet. Traditionally they are quite ornate, though more contemporary designs are now being developed to cater to the modern bride. Some ‘bichiya sets’ may have pairs for four of the five toes, excluding the little pinky. ‘Bichiyas’ may not be made of gold, as gold holds a ‘respected’ status and may not be worn below the waist by Hindus. But this is not followed very strictly and toe rings made of gold and diamonds are commonly seen.

Bracelets is jewellery in India worn by girls and boys in the wrist for glamour purpose.In India different design of Silver Bracelets are available online on jewellery store. We Indianjewellerystore.com provides you fallowing types of bracelets include bangle bracelets, expansion bracelets, cuff bracelets, beaded bracelets, charm bracelets, spiral bracelets and link bracelets.

 A bracelet is an article of clothing or jewelley it   is worn around the wrist. Bracelets can be made of  cloth or metal, and sometimes contain rocks, wood, and    shells. Bracelets are also used for medical and identification purposes, such as allergy bracelets and hospital tags.