Indian Ethnic Jewellery

From time immemorial, India has been representing the prosperous legacy of jewelleries

that demonstrate affluence, supremacy, profusion and proficiency of artisans. The 5000-year-old history of Indian jewellery has evolved as a delicate art in terms of traditional Indian craftsmanship that accentuated the elegant and gracious look to male as well as female figure. Jewellery has not only been designed for men or women but also for gods, temples and traditional dances such as Bharatanatyam or kuchipudi.

Over centuries, India has experienced several empires in its land. With the sovereignty of various dynasties, a broad spectrum of aesthetic designs emerged that reflected the cultural diversity, taste of denizens, fantastic splendour and artistry of primeval India. Each distinct style contains its own characteristic that has deciphered and explained history of different dynasties. Available ornaments were made of gold, silver, ivory, beads, pottery and precious stones like rubies, corals, sapphires and crystals. Types of ornaments were Crowns, Hansali (circular neck ornament), Rani-Haar (long necklace), Necklaces, Pendants, Earrings, Finger rings, Tops, Nose-rings, Thumb rings, Bangles, Kadas, Toe rings, Bracelets, Kadandias, Armlets, Armbands, Chains, Tikas, Borlas, Dots, Nose pins, Nath chains (worn with nose ring), Waist-belts, Ear chains, Anklets. Gradually, with the progression of time, sophisticated approach emerged that enhanced various types of intricate and classic design. Indian jewellery by far is not restricted to single metal or material; the extensive list has included different materials such as glass, white metals alloys with fabric, plastics, rice, Resin and many more.

In the epic chapter of rich heritage, Jewellery has never lost a single slice of importance or charm. The paintings of Ajanta, in 4th & 5th Century AD, depict men as well as women to be wearing more ornaments than cloths. From the ancient past, the penchant for comprehensive variety of precious jewellery and adorning the appearance has been the commonplace trait and dexterity of jewellery connoisseurs. Embellishing with luxurious Jewellery in wedding as well as some special social ceremonies is an integral part of respectable Indian traditions. Women have been seen to be staggering underneath the assortment of gold jewellery such as scintillating earrings, profoundly designed necklace stubbed with colourful gemstone dangling from neck, and exquisite trove of exotic bangles in the armsa perfect confluence of traditional and contemporary style.

The luxury market of Ethnic Indian jeweller has flourished and reached in its zenith across the world with a growing number of Western jewellers taking inspiration from authentic Indian motives.

Indian Ethnic Jewellery

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