Jewellery of India

The traditional jewellery of Gujarat has a wide range of designs across its various communities. The traditional Gujarati costumes, as well as pieces of jewellery, reflect the cultural vivacity of this state on the western coast of India. Gujarati costume looks are not complete without jewelry and accessories. Typically, the jewelry that complements the Gujarati costumes is heavy, artistic and intricately crafted. Gujarati jewelries are best appreciated during festivals such as Navratri and Dussehra when the natives don their most beautiful traditional attires and pieces of jewellery are in a celebratory mood. During the Gujarati festival, people wear jewelry and accessories to adorn themselves. Through the traditional costumes and traditional jewellery of Gujarat , a sense of grace, artistry, and royalty can be seen. Traditional Jewellery of Gujarati Women Jewelry is worn by Gujarati women in the form of bangles, earrings, necklaces, chains, nosepins, and rings. On their wai

The unique crafts and traditional jewelry styles of Goa show us that, contrary to its image as a holiday destination, Goa is a state of craftsmanship with the oldest crafts history in India. The art of crafting gold is one of the most endearing crafts in Goa, where you can create the most flattering jewellery styles. The traditional jewellery of Goa is unique to the world. Almost every part of the body can be accessorized with its traditional pieces of jewellery. Discover the history and famous types of Goan traditional jewellery below! History of Traditional Goan Gold Jewellery There is a huge following for Goan jewellery all over the world. Shopping for gold jewellery in Goa is actually on many foreigners' to-do lists when they visit the state once or twice a year. What is the secret to Goan jewellery's popularity? A group of Brahmins known as "Daivadnya Brahmins" introduced Goan jewellery to the world. It was actually the first time that goan trad

  Nagaland is a state in northeastern India. To the north lies the state of Arunachal Pradesh, to the west Assam, to the south Manipur, and to the east is Myanmar's Rakhine State. With a population of 1,980,602 according to the 2011 Census of India, it is one of the smallest states in India. It has an area of 16,579 square kilometers (6,401 square miles). Nagaland is famous for its culture, traditional dress, religions, marriage culture, marriage, art and craft, music and the most famous thing is traditional jewellery of Nagaland. Effective questioning becomes more important than knowing the answers to certain questions in controlling our minds than letting it control us. In order to understand the traditional jewellery of Nagaland, it becomes vital to keep the former questions in mind, since ornaments to Naga tribes are more than just useful for their survival. The traditional jewellery of Nagaland is multi-colored with simple designs and is crafted beads, feathers, bras