Jewel Posts

Mangalsutra is an inseparable part of a married Indian women. Whether she is out for a party or an adventure trip, it is hard for her to part with this traditional piece of jewel. But wearing it around as neckpiece all the time and on all the occasions, may turn out to be a fashion disaster sometime. Obviously, not every jewel can go with any style. For instance, a lot of women feel that Mangalsutra does not merge well with their casual dresses or even office wear but still they do not wish to let go off their black-beaded ornament. Therefore, they choose to work their look around the Mangalsutra they wear. This, at times, keeps them from experimenting with their looks. But not anymore! Now there is a vast variety of Mangalsutra bracelets that you can wear on your wrist while upholding the age-old tradition of wearing Mangalsutra . It too has all the components - including Tanmaniya hanging from the centre while black-beaded chain wrapping around the wrist. Isn't it c...

We know that you are always on the look-out for the rare jewellery designs and when it comes to Mangalsutra , you simply step on the gas. From offline showrooms to online stores, you pull out all the stops to find it. So, here's good news for you. Your quest for Mangalsutra that is unique as well as big on aesthetics has come to an end. You favourite online jewellery store: www.pngadgil.com , has rolled out some of the exquisite designs to swear by. From traditional watimani to trendy tanmaniya style, you have plethora of options in Mangalsutra with design and finish variations. Using patterns like floral and geometric, as well as throwing in a dash of Meenakari colours, a vast variety of exclusive designs have been carved in gold. The best part, these are versatile to the core. You can wear them with formals as well as normals. Heading to boardroom meeting in a powersuit, this Mangalsutra will add to your enviable aura. Going on an adventurous outing, there would be no ...

Mangalsutra is a marital symbol and hence, married women across India, do not get enough of it. Even if it means blurring the borders and exploring different cultures to flaunt the most unique designs, they do not shy away from it. No wonder, you see a bride from north India wear a two- Watimani Mangalsutra that is a typical of Maharashtra or even a Bengali women flaunting a south designs. To cater to this open-minded generation of women, jewellery designers too have up the ante and have been rolling out some of the avant-garde designs. Check out! I am sure you will be thrilled to wear one of them. It's a Mangalsutra , it's a Surya Haar and therefore, it is a wonderful combination that will go with your everyday as well as festive look. What you notice first? Of course, the ethnic pendant that is a combination of the matt and glossy finish. While this Mangalsutra will infuse a traditional charm into your festive look, as a dailywear too it will give you a...

Not everyone wears jewellery for style. For some it is a way of expression, while others look at it as a reflection of their inner-self. In fact, in some of the tribes in India, it is a mark of their identity. Also, since time unknown, by means of Mangalsutra in India and wedding rings in the west, women make known about their marital status.  Even through the history of India, the jewels of various eras reflect the time in which they originated. The Rajputs, the Mughals, the Marathas, the Mauryas…you can tell from the designs which jewel belongs to which dynasty.   Although since then we have come a long way in terms of design themes and technology and a lot of western influence is seen in our creations, the yearn to personalise our jewellery still persists. Sometime the desire is so strong that we go in for customisation. It may be a design that we have either seen somewhere or created on our own but all that matters is that we identify with it.  For man...