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Fashion Jewellery 2008

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Bridal Jewelery In India 2008

The occasion of marriage is a special one for any person. In India, it is considered a highly sacred bond. An Indian woman regards the day of her marriage as the most important day in her life. To make this special day perfect, preparations go on for months on end in Indian households. Jewelry plays a very important role in Indian weddings. An Indian bride is usually decked up from head to toe in beautiful jewelry that complements her attire and her personality.

Typically, an Indian bride uses the following ornaments:

Maangtika or tiara: The tiara, called the Maangtika in Hindi, is used to adorn the centre forehead parting of the bride. Maangtikas are now available in different styles and colors. Usually, for bridal wear, a Maangtika with a decorative centre piece is preferred, with a long string. In the modern times, tiaras in the form of crowns are also being used.

Hair accessories: The trend of using hair accessories is getting highly popular in today’s times. It is fast becoming a fashion statement. The hair accessories should co-ordinate with the attire of the bride. If the bride’s dress is studded with diamonds, hair accessories encrusted with diamonds can be used. Pearl headgear and silver hairpins are also in vogue in the fashion world. In certain communities in India, elaborate headgear made of flowers is used as part of bridal wear.

Diamonds are Forever

Every diamond is immensly old, formed long before dinosaurs roamed the earth. The youngest diamond is 900 years old and the oldest is 3.2 billion years old. Every diamond is unique, no two are alike. The very word Diamond comes from the Greek word adamas meaning unconquerable. Diamond exists in many colours, the rarest of them being red and were first mined in India more than 2800 years ago.Today a handful of diamonds are renowned for their incredible histories, magical lore and sheer size. They have come to own grand names to mark their significance and behind each of these spectacular diamonds lie a rich magnificent story of history, discovery and mysticism. The famous Kohinoor diamonds is one of them. Diamonds continue to hold a deep fascination as the world's ultimate symbol of love.'The diamonds rarity and natural beauty have contributed to making it such an extraordinary and magical gift. Many people are confused as to how a diamond is priced.

A diamond's beauty, rarity and price depend on the interplay on all the 4 C's cut, clarity, carat and color. Generally speaking there are 7 principle diamond shapes for Jewelry - round, marquise, emerald, princess, pear, oval and heart. Side stone options include these 7 shapes as well as baguette and trillion. The strongest trend in Jewelry design is diamond set in white metal particularly platinum. Its purity is the perfect symbol of a new beginning. The other big trend is the revival of antique cut diamonds such as the cushion cut. Brilliant square princess cut diamonds in engagement rings and diamond stud earrings are de-rigueur. Square cut diamonds add a modern touch to bands, pendants and drop earrings as well.