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Five necklace designs that qualify for any bridal look

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Necklaces are the highlight of an Indian bridal look. Sitting pretty on the bride's heart, it infuses the much-needed charm into the look. It's also your choice in design and variety that determine your look. With so much riding on it, it is advisable to choose your necklace carefully. Don't fret when I say, carefully. You are lucky that the Indian jewellery heritage has a diverse variety to offer. Out of so many options, here I have picked up top five necklaces that come from different cultures of India yet have all the trappings to blend with your bridal look. The third neckwear in the bunch is the most revered Kohlapuri Saaj that was mostly worn by married women in the royal courts. However, today the popularity of this necklace is not as on par with the time of Shahuji Maharaj yet it's charm is inspiring as it used to in any era. Rajasthani Aad embellished with Polki and Rubies can do wonders to your bridal look any day.  Mango Hara...

Come, explore the sparkling India!

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India is one of the top tourist destinations around the world. People from Europe and America to Middle-east and Scandinavia love to explore its picturesque beauty. Each year it is visited by a multitude and with that, the diverse culture of this great nation is popularising world over. From food and clothing to art, they are taking home its rich and varied culture along with them. As a result, even our traditional jewels have found takers across the globe.  But since India is a vast nation, I suggest the  first-timers  do extensive research before finalising their itinerary. Apart from making the list of must-see places , also stay abreast of the speciality of each place here. Note that, at every few kilometres, India has a different look and feel. The lifestyle, the transport system and the geography, everything changes so frequently that it would not be wrong to say that India is a coming together of so many different worlds. There are beaches, there a...