Jewellery Suggestions For You

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Ace designer Anita Dongre is known for her gorgeous wedding couture and brands like AND, Global Desi, etc. But many aren’t aware that this talented woman also designs stunning jewellery. Her jewell...

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With a few days left for the winter shaadi season, it’s time to pin down the best of the best. Starting off with jewellery, let’s talk about an earring trend that’s caught up with Bollywood. I am t...

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In the flurry of your wedding your feet are often overlooked. You can’t prance around in heels all the time but there is one accessory that can definitely make your feet prettier.
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One of the most attractive and eye-catching elements about a bride is her jewellery. Yes, the bridal lehenga does grab eyeballs but the jewellery is a sure shot head turner! Over the years, brides ...

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Gold as a metal has been around for centuries in the form of coins, weapons, decor, accessories etc. The malleable metal is precious for many reasons. Scientifically, it has benefits that our ances...

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Diamonds are a girl’s best friend’ - you must have heard of this phrase. It’s allure is such that it can instantly attract you to it. The precious stone can be defined by cuts, carats and colour, e...

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Payals and toe rings form a part of the bride’s Solah Shringar. It is believed that goddess Lakshmi is attracted to Payal which means it is a sign of wealth and prosperity. Here are options for som...

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For the longest time, bangles have been an indispensable part of an Indian bride and by extension, an Indian married woman. Glass, gold or metal, these bangles are a part of a bride’s Solah Shringa...

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Jewellery is an important part of your bridal ensemble on your wedding day. Did you also know that jewellery controls a bride’s emotions on the big day?
Traditional jewellery has always fallen i...

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The mangalsutra, often known as a “suhaag ki nishani” is an indispensable part of a bride. It is considered as a marital symbol among Hindu brides. Traditionally, a mangalsutra is a necklace made ...

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An item that is an irreplaceable part of the bride’s Solah Shringar is the kaleere. Tied around each wrist, these cascading accessories hold sentimental value and have a special ceremony in Punjabi...

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Believe me, the struggle is real - to pick a maang tikka or a matha-patti? It is honestly a personal preference combined with what looks best with your bridal lehenga or your overall look. And pers...