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For every little girl, her mother is her first style icon. Thus, your love for Indian gold jewellery is sure to be inherited by your little one. From an early age, girls enjoy playing ‘dress up’ with their mom’s dupattas and jewellery…
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Some finger rings are big and ostentatious. They’re the type of jewellery that puts you in the spotlight at a cocktail party. At the other end of the spectrum, there are rings that are more symbolic than ornamental…
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There’s a special place in every woman’s heart for her earring collection. The simple act of screwing on a pair of earrings can make a woman feel beautiful, more confident and happier…
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During the lockdown, our shipping was sadly limited to buying essential groceries and household supplies. Even with the markets reopening, people are hesitant to step out…
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Beautiful and uncommon, diamonds are one of nature’s most precious treasures. They have born deep in the earth millions of ages and have already been on an unbelievable natural journey…
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There’s some jewellery that you probably take out only on special occasions- your rani haar necklace, your grandmother’s chandbali earrings and the bangles you wore for your wedding. But, there are other types of Indian gold jewellery that you wear without needing a special occasion.
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Mangalsutra is a gold jewellery worn by women (more specifically a necklace) to indicate marital status. In India, married Hindu women wear this as a symbol of faith and love…
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Diamond is made from pure carbon and it takes longer to form because they require very high temperatures and pressure. It is this environment that makes diamond the hardest substance on earth…
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One of the memories every bride holds special from her wedding day is when her husband puts a mangalsutra on her for the first time. The ceremony is known as the Mangalya Dharanam…
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Closing the clasp of your necklace and screwing on a pair of earrings can completely change the vibe of your outfit. The right necklace design doesn’t just make you look good, it boosts self-confidence too…
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A bride without nath or a nose ring is incomplete in her appearance because it enhance the beauty of the bride’s dress and gives them a royal look. This gorgeous embellishment has been around for centuries and every girl wants…
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When a bride puts together jewellery for her trousseau, it isn’t limited to earrings, necklaces and bangles. Though they may stay hidden for a majority of the wedding events, gold anklet designs are an essential part of this collection…
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Making the right impression isn’t just about picking the right clothes and shoes, it’s about the smaller details. For a dress shirt to be complete, you need a pair of cufflinks. While they may do the same function as buttons…
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Bangles, bracelets, kadas- there are so many different types of ornaments you could wear to draw attention to your wrists. Bangles and kadas have a lot of similarity between them but the latter usually has a wider diameter…
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Ear cuffs seem like the latest trend in gold jewellery design but did you know that many women in ancient renaissance paintings sport this type of jewellery? In the mid-1900s, film stars like Marilyn Monroe too favoured these earrings…
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Maang Tikka is a piece of jewellery that Indian women wear on their foreheads, similar to the idea of ​​a turban worn by men. It is made up with one hook at one end and a pendant at the other…
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Now the trend of wearing nosepins in the fashion world is increasing. Earlier, this gold jewellery was only worn for weddings, but now the girls have started wearing them regularly…
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Have you ever wondered why we love children’s jewellery so much? Because like our children, kids jewellery designs are also adorable. Kids jewellery designs somehow capture the chubby cuteness of those bundles of joy…
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When you think of gold, yellow may be the first colour to come to mind but this isn’t the only hue that this precious metal is available in. Rose gold is one of the trendiest forms of gold seen in gold jewellery design finders…
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Can you show a girl who doesn’t like jhumkas? The truth is that there will be none. Jhumka is an earring that is a constant in the girl’s jewellery box. Especially for all the ladies in India, this gold jewellery is very appealing…
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Chandbali earrings were introduced by the women in the Nizam Era of Mughal Empire. Most of the traditional ornaments were adopted from the Mughal empire…
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White gold is a blend of pure gold and white metals such as nickel, silver and palladium, usually with a rhodium coating. The gold jewellery industry often covers these off-white colours by rhodium plating…
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With a sparkling history dating back to the Mughals, polki jewellery is a favourite with women of all ages. The latest design of gold earrings with polki diamonds is regal, elegant, and show-stopping…
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The hoop earrings are one of the oldest designs of gold jewellery. It was worn by both men and women of different ages. These are in different types and textures. Multiple hoops in one earring give a classy appearance…
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Sui Dhaga is a Hindi term whereas sui means needle and dhaga means thread. Every sui dhaga earrings in gold have the usual needle thread pattern. Besides sui dhaga earrings in gold, they are also the same in a diamond…
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Temple Jewellery is a piece of ethnic jewellery, which is designed with motifs seen in temples. This gold jewellery design makes the look so magnificent that it can even go with an understated outfit…
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When it comes to making a woman feel like royalty, nothing compares to Kundan jewellery. Rooted in Rajasthani culture, Kundan jewellery can be described as plain or coloured glass pieces set in gold with Meenakari work on the reverse…
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Antique jewellery is very unique in its style. That’s why women love it. These are also made of precious metals and precious stones like gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies and pearls…
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In Sanskrit, Rubies are called Ratnaraj or the king of gems. This red gemstone is the most precious of all coloured stones and has been favoured by royalty across the world. Apart from their beauty…
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Diamonds are always a trending fashion in Indian gold jewellery. An uncut diamond is a stone that is not moulded in any appropriate mode by an expert cutter…
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A pearl is a hard, gleaming gemstone originated within the delicate tissue of a living shelled mollusc or another animal. The ideal pearl is correctly round and soft, but many other shapes, known as baroque pearls, can occur…
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Solitaire is the best example of why sometimes, less is more. In terms of Indian gold jewellery, a solitaire refers to a single diamond. Usually, to be classified as a solitaire, the stone should weigh more than 0.3 carat…
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Emerald is a green colour gemstone from the mineral family of beryllium. It gets its green colour from minute quantities of chromium and vanadium in the mineral’s crystalline lattice structure…
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Sapphire or Neelam Stone is a highly precious gemstone which is of the Corundum mineral family. It is typically in blue colour. Sapphires in colours other than blue are called fancy or particoloured sapphires…
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The sparkle of a diamond has inspired many poets and storytellers. Though there are other precious gemstones, nothing as captivating as a diamond. So, it isn’t surprising to note that every woman wants to own diamonds of her own…
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Gemstones are always a thing of beauty and it is even more so when it comes to Navratnas which consists of 9 gemstones. The name Navratna means 9 precious stones…
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Rubies, sapphires, emeralds and sparkling diamonds, there are so many precious stones to choose from. Gold jewellery with precious stones sets off an outfit and makes a glamorous statement…
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Finaura® Gold Jewellery Design Finder is an Android mobile app that helps in finding the gold jewellery from the best online jewellers in India. The Finaura App is powered by Finaura jewellery discovery…
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Who said gold looks good only on women? For centuries men too have flaunted gold jewellery. In fact, if one were to go back in history, there are quite a few pieces of men’s jewellery that have become icons in their own right…
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Most little girls love dressing up. Inspired by watching their mothers doing it, kids too develop a love for jewellery from an early age. But, given the way they like to run about, kids and jewellery don’t always go well together…
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We south Indians love to wear gold jewellery. And when it comes to traditional jewellery, the love towards it is magical. Poothali is one of the oldest traditional gold necklace designs of Kerala…
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The Jhumka or Jhimkki are earrings that have been in use since ancient times in India. This traditional jewellery has been a part of the temple jewellery in our country. This traditional design remains one of the most popular choices…
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Jewellery, particularly the traditional gold jewellery, has always been a part of most of the auspicious events in an Indian’s life. This includes religious events, traditional festivals, the birth of a child and weddings and related ceremonies…
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Karimani Mala, the classic beauty among the traditional gold necklaces, is one of the most important types of traditional gold jewellery worn by the married women in South India…
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Exotic designs, brilliance and perfection in craftsmanship, and the purity of gold, make Indian gold jewellery a favourite with fashion enthusiast across the globe…
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Colourful and sparkly are two words often associated with Indian fashionista. What makes them colourful and sparkly? Their bright coloured outfits and their jewellery…
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Gold, even today, is considered a good investment whether in the form of jewellery or coins. When it comes to buying gold, however, gold jewellery is favoured by many. The unique design and jewellery…
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Indian gold jewellery can claim of mind-blowing craftsmanship and extra-ordinary designs. Creativity and perfection are seen more in the South Indian designs. When you talk about…
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The love for gold and stunning gold jewellery design has always been a part of the culture in the little south Indian state of Kerala. Indian gold jewellery is not just considered a statement of fashion but also a perfect long-term investment…
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India’s gems and jewellery sector is one of the largest in the world contributing 29 per cent to global jewellery consumption. The sector is comprised of than 300 000 gems and jewellery players…
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Pavithra Gold Ring or Pavithrakettu Gold Ring is one of the most famous traditional jewellery of Kerala. It is an exclusive gold ornament with a matchless and mythical tradition which is famous among Indian gold jewellery…
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Pure gold has always been used to make the traditional jewellery in Kerala. The exquisite designs, unbelievable craftsmanship and the purity of gold jewellery make this south Indian gold jewellery quite popular all over the world…
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Finaura is a jewellery discovery platform that aims to help you make your jewellery selection from the vast collection of jewelleries products available with vast number jewellers across India using a mobile app…
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Indian jewellery, especially gold jewellery, is quite popular all over the world. The exotic designs and jewellery styles offered by the popular brands in India continues to attract international customers in huge numbers…
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Indians are known for their love of gold and gold jewellery. The exotic jewellery styles make Indian jewellery quite popular all over the world. Gold jewellery is not only a statement of fashion…
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When you talk about Indian jewellery, gold is the first thing that comes to your mind. The fascination and love for gold jewellery have always been there in India. Gold jewellery is not only a statement of fashion…
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The love for gold and gold jewellery has always been a part of Indian culture. The main factors that have influenced this love for gold jewellery are religion and related beliefs and age-old traditions…
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The yellow metal gold has always had its place all through history. Known for its radiance and beauty it is one of the most preferred metals in jewellery since ancient times…
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When it comes to buying jewellery the yellow metal gold remains the favourite among both men and women in India. So, it shouldn’t be a surprise when we say that India is one of the biggest consumers of gold in the world…
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