Types of jewelries

Temple Jewelry:
Temple jewelry is mainly worn at the traditional dances of India which originates from the temples of India. Mainly Bharatnatyam and Kuchipudi dancers use these jewelry which takes from a month to a year according to its design. It is available in whole set containing jewelry for ears, feet, hips nose, hands, fingers and legs. These jewelries are made in gold with a combination of rubies, emeralds, diamonds, pearls and sapphires. Due to its toughness and hard labor, temple jewellery is professionally made by certain craftsmen, who have maintained its originality and charm.

Antique Jewelry:
On the contrary to its name, antique jewellery is modern fancy jewelry which goes through the process of oxidizing and other such process to give it a dull look. Because of its selected clientele, antique jewelry is really nominal in range and got an exclusive look.

Minakari Jewelry:
Minakari or enameling jewelry was born as the result of the great vision of Mugal Emperor Shah Jahan. It is nothing but a unique combination of gems, enameling pigments and precious stones. Each design is specially designed and arranged in such a way so, that the stones and gems also glitter with the enameling light of the jewelry. It is generally high priced and available in neck wears, earrings, rings and whole set.

Besides above mentioned types of jewelries, special Indian wedding jewelry is also very popular. The perfect wedding jewelry contains earrings, neck wears, bangles, toe rings, bracelets, anklets and Maang-tikka (worn generally at head to cover parting). There are also some special jewelry for married women like bangles and Mangal-Sutra, gold chain with black beads.

Different state of India has a different style of its jewelry which says the rich history of the Indian jewelry.