Shell Jewellery The shell is renowned for its deep scintillating blue green and turquoise colours and is often worked into jewellery.
The iridescent shimmering lining of certain shells is known as the Mother of Pearl, it is so named as it is used to seed cultured pearl. Asian craftsmen for wood inlay boxes and carvings, also being worked into rings, pendants and earrings, have favoured it. For intricate style jewellery the inside colours of the shell are best and these can make lovely, shimmering pieces. These can then be saw pierced to the shape wished.
Jewellery in Indus Valley Civilization Jewellery in the Indus Valley Civilization was pretty advanced and consisted of convoluted designs and techniques depicting the development of technology during that era.
South Indian Jewellery South Indian Jewellery has been enthused from the fresco paintings on various heritage buildings. South Indian Jewelleries are worn during traditional festivals and weddings.
Indian Jewellery Indian Jewellery is the epitome of exclusive craft. It shows the influence of various dynasties. Jewelleries made of gold, silver, diamond, kundan, precious stones are beautiful.
Nose Ring Nose rings are also known as nose studs or nose jewellery. It is jewellery that can be worn only after the piercing is done.
Wedding Jewellery in South India Wedding Jewellery in South India occupies a significant place in the collection of ornaments in the south.