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| Indian Jewellery |
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| Indian Jewellry is very special pieces of Jewellery which has got a special niche for itself. Indian Jewellery is liked by all over world for its craftsmanship.Indian Jewellery in its every form, be it Gold, diamonds, silver, sterling silver, precious stones and semi-precious stones is a rage all over the world. The range of jewellery in India vari...
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Nose Ring •
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| South Indian Jewellery |
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| The design and pattern of jewellery would vary from region to region. South Indian jewellery is essentially made from gold and is quite flamboyant, whereas, jewellery from the northern regions of India are simplistic. The earliest representations of jewellery in South India were found in the mural paintings of the Tiruvambadi shrine in the Shri Pad...
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Wedding Jewellery in South India •
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| Tribal jewellery of Rajasthan |
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| Rajasthan is famous for gold and silver ornaments especially silver ornaments have taken a remarkable place in Indian jewellery. All of these have ethnic and exquisite look. Each part of Rajasthan is well known for its own distinct style of silver jewellery.
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| Polar Star Diamond |
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| Joseph Bonaparte, elder brother of the French emperor Napoleon, was known to be the first owner of The Polar Star. Joseph Bonaparte, a passionate jewel collector, acquired the gem from an unexplained source. He sold it and sailed off to America, after he lost his kingdom, comprising Naples and Spain.It is important to include the Polar Star in a co...
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