Happy Diwali!

The festive season may give you a lot of reasons to go overboard with your jewellery needs. But I suggest you go traditional yet stylish this Diwali. According to me, nothing beats your mother’s vintage neckpiece, gold jhumkis and chaandbalis.
This time Diwali also has a lot of shimmer and bling in store for you – from diamonds and jadau to fusion jewellery and of course gold!
So go raid your lockers this Diwali and bring out those sparkling beauties! Step out and make a statement.
Till then, wishing you all a very Happy Diwali. May this Diwali bring prosperity and happiness into your lives and lots and lots of jewellery in your wardrobes:)

 

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TEMPLE TREASURE!

Hello jewellery lovers

The wedding season and Diwali both are approaching. And I am so excited. I love this festive season. Meeting people, exchanging gifts, card parties, wedding preparations, new clothes, beautiful jewellery and so on....It is so much fun. Diwali is the most awaited festival in India. It is definitely the brightest of all festivals. Every street, house, shops and corner are decorated with lights. It looks so beautiful and magical.

Flaunting diamond and gold jewellery is a part of every Indian festival and wedding. So, today I'll be talking about one of the most beautiful type of Indian jewellery, something that is both traditional and stylish and can also be saved and treasured for the next generation. It is known as the TEMPLE JEWELLERY. I think you should opt for it this season. It is now increasingly coming into the fashion scene with its rich aesthetics that resonate indianness.

Temple jewellery is generally large and chunky, with figures of various gods and goddesses in gold fused to or forming the pendant on pearl string necklaces

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In southern parts of India, when women go to the temple for prayers, they are also attracted by the golden idols inscribed on the walls. Centuries ago Temple jewellery was crafted solely for the purpose of adoring the idol. Later, bharatnatyam and kathak dancers also began to wear their imitations. With the spread of these dances, Temple Jewellery came into style and slowly also made its way into the world of Bridal trousseau. These days it has gained a lot of momentum on fashion ramps and bridal exhibitions. From necklaces and pendants to beautiful jhumkas, this jewellery is a huge hit among women of all ages and culture. In fact its unique design has made it popular amongst the foreigners as well. 
Temple jewellery with its priceless historical value and intricate designs has captured the Indian jewellery market. These pieces of jewellery are symbolic of the rich Indian traditions and are unlikely to go out of fashion for a long time to come.

So ladies, if you are thinking of buying something different this Diwali, go for TEMPLE JEWELLERY. Add to your treasure....:)
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