Jewel Posts

Bollywood stars have been a great fashion inspiration for us. They wear certain kind of clothes, it goes on to become a rage amongst youngsters. They sport a tattoo, filmi buffs make a beeline to tattoo parlours. Jewellery is another such fashion segment for which we again turn to Bollywood. Remember how Rajasthani jewels popularised amongst brides-to-be, after the release of Aishwarya Rai and Hrithik Roshan-starrer Jodha Akbar!  But for Kajol's this jhumka , you need not be a big Bollywood fan. It's so so gorgeous that anyone can fall in love with it and can't resist the temptation to own it. It's not just intricately designed but also has got an antique look and feel which is all the more appealing. On versatality too, it is ten-on-ten. Not-to-mention, its oversized make is another plus. With so much going for it, how about getting a pair for yourself? If the size is too big for your taste, no problem. You can still have your fill of jhumkas with norm...

Just like every year, this year too your wife is going to fast for your long life. She would not drink even a drop of water all day long. Only after worshipping the moon, she will break her fast. Don't you think you owe her a gift for such a gesture? So all you men out there, who love their wife and appreciate her devotion, here's a fitting gift for your wifey dearest. Mangalsutra  This is one piece of jewel which only you can gift her and what better occasion than Karvachauth - the day she is fasting for your wellbeing. If you too concur with me, browse through  PNG Jewellers ' some of the recently launched exquisite designs. Mangalsutra bracelet  If she's recently bought a Mangalsutra, she would still not mind a Mangalsutra bracelet for sure. It's trendy, it's attractive and it's traditional to the core. Options? There is no shortage of that too.  PNG Jewellers' online store  is brimming with a line up designs in Mangalsutra bracelets. ...

Each day of Navratri has a different colour theme. For the uninitated, nine avatars of Goddess Durga are worshipped across nine days and since each day is dedicated to one particular avatar, there is significance in terms of colours also. This year, the festival will commemorate with the avatar Shailputri – the Goddess worshipped as a girl child or the daughter of mountains and therefore, the festivity will kick off with royal blue. Followed by yellow, green, grey, orange, white, red, skyblue and pink venerating other avatars – Brahmacharini (the godess of religious knowledge), Chandraghanta (who is believed to free one of sins and sufferrings), Kushmanda (the goddess believed to have created the world with her divine smile) , Skandamata (the mother of war god), Katyayani (a warrior goddess), Kaalratri (the goddess regarded as one of the many destructive forms of the Mother Goddess including  Kali ,  Mahakali ,  Bhadrakali ,  Bhairavi , Mrityu,  Rudrani...

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...

October born babies are quite lucky! They have two birthstones and both of them are multi-coloured. While Tourmaline is available in a spectrum of colours and colour-combinations, Opal too is rich with shades of rainbow including red.  Let us learn about both.  First let's take up Tourmaline.  Tourmaline means mixed stone and with its rainbow of colours, it easily enhances any jewellery collection. Cranberry red, hot magenta, bubblegum pink, peach, orange, canary yellow, mint, grass, forest green, ocean blue and violet, are some of the colours Tourmaline adds to your jewellery . Note that, Tourmaline comes in a variety of combinations and amongst them, bi-coloured and tri-coloured ones are highly priced. For your information, one of the multi-coloured varieties of Tourmaline is known as Watermelon Tourmaline and features green, pink and white colour bands. When this gemstone is cut into slices, it resembles its namesake with a pink centre, white ring...

No, it is not a typo. With Paithani, we mean jewellery only. The heritage jewellery brand - PNG Jewellers has launched a brand new collection called Paithani Jewellery . Of course, you must be wondering, whether the collection has to do anything with the Paithani sarees. Then, you are right. Yes, the designs of this range has been inspired by the traditional art of saree making from Paithan, Aurangabad. The weaves, the motifs and yes, the colours, the jewellery designers have tried to imbibe every aspect of Paithani saree into this collection.         Excited? Carved in gold, this collection would be made available in the PNG stores pan-India during Diwali. So, this Diwali, when you want to look all-traditional, pick a beautiful Paithani silk saree and surely, this brand new range of jewels to go with it.  However, don't mistake the above image to be that of Paithani collection. The cover image is just a representational picture of ...

Every Navratri, you indulge in silver jewellery. But this year, I suggest you try something new. Of course, something that would go with your Navratri outfits. How about Bidar Inspired Jewels by PNG Jewellers? You must be wondering why I am suggesting this one. So hear me out. Firstly, it's fresh from oven. Not many have it. Secondly, they are big on aesthetics. Lastly but most importantly, they are versatile. Whether you want to celebrate in typical lehenga choli or indo-western, they would beautifully adorn your festive look. About the collection  - it is carved in pure gold, rose gold and white gold. The designs are although inspired by Bidriwork but the darkening of the jewels is not achieved by oxidising the metal surface but is a result of impeccably used black Meena. Must say, it is a unique blend of ancient designs and modern technique! The best part is, these jewels can be yours without even stepping out of your home. Just log into PNG Jewellers' online ...