Wedding Accessory
No bridal outfit would be complete without ornate
jewellery, and when it comes to Indian bridal jewellery the obvious choice is
gold. In India, marriage and jewellery are inseparably interlinked. Jewelry
has many connotations, both aesthetic and ritual. The wearing of jewellery is
supposed to endow the women with qualities of power and authority, as well as
great beauty.Gold has traditionally symbolized wealth and prosperity within
Indian culture, holding special significance in celebrations such as weddings
and births. Often presented as a gift or tangible form of investment, this
precious metal features heavily in most Indian weddings. Ornaments such as the
mangalasutra, bindi, ear rings, bangles, nose rings and rings are presently
worn by brides almost all over the country.Traditional or modern, the varieties of Indian
jewellery available are numerous and the choices limitless. Each part of India
offers their own traditional ornaments with special significance and these
typically traditional ornaments with slight variations remain trendy at all
times.
List of Wedding Accessory (Address / Sites)
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Adorn Jewellery,
2223 Hardhyan Sing Road,
Karol Bagh, Delh i- 110005.
Ph: (11)25717952, 25717953.
Khazana Jewellery,
6-3-885/7 Raj Bhavan Road,
Panjagutta Ameerpet, Hyderabad - 500073.
Ph: (40)66639900.
Saraswathi Jewellery,
1601 4th Cross, 6th Main,
RPC Layout, Vijaya Nagar,
Bangalore- 560040.
Ph: (80)23386509.
Alapatt Jewellery,
39/2141-A, MG Road,
Kochi- 682011.
Ph: 0484 2382451, 2374142.
Bombay Jewellery,
Agarwal Market,
Shop # 23, Vile Parle East,
Mumbai - 400057.
Ph: (22)26128430, 56919820.
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