How to Choose a Muhurtham Set By Vaishali Bhramaramba, Jewellery Designer at Krishna Jewellers Quick Answer To choose a...
By Vaishali Bhramaramba, Jewellery Designer at Krishna Jewellers Quick Answer The four main gold necklace designs differ by length. A choker...
A temple necklace is not cast in a mould. It is raised by hand out of sheet gold, hammered from...
Bridal Journal Krishna Leela ’26 — the wedding look, layered in polki, emerald and uncut diamond. Quick Answer A modern...
Quick Answer A South Indian bridal trousseau is built from seven distinct crafts, and each one is a different skill...
Quick Answer Antique, temple and modern gold jewellery differ mainly in origin, finish and purpose. Antique gold jewellery has an...
Quick Answer The trick to layering necklaces for a South Indian wedding is not about wearing more jewellery — it...
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Gold jewellery holds a special place in South Indian culture, symbolizing prosperity, tradition, and timeless beauty. From grand weddings to...
Nakshi jewellery Nakshi jewellery is a dazzling example of traditional Indian craftsmanship. The term “Nakshi” (in Hindi) means...
It is a well-known fact that Indian women love gold jewellery, and wear it with pride. This is true, even...
Every girl wants to look like a princess on her wedding day. And different types of South Indian jewelry worn...
