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Aadi Perukku: A Celebration of Abundance, Tradition, and Prosperity The Tamil calendar is rich with festivals that blend spirituality, tradition, and nature. Among them, Aadi Perukku holds a special place. Celebrated on the 18th day of the Tamil month Aadi, this festival symbolizes renewal, prosperity, and gratitude to water—the life-sustaining force of our planet. The …

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Why Does Everyone Buy Gold On Akshaya Tritiya? Akshaya Tritiya is usually celebrated in April or May in India depending on the Hindu calendar. This is a popular occasion for people to buy gold. What is the significance of Akshaya Tritiya? As the legend has it, this extraordinary day marks the dawn of the new …

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It is a well-known fact that women across the country have enormous affection for ornaments! Be it any event, buy a female collection of ornaments and they will shower their overwhelmed gratitude and love upon you. Ornaments make a woman dazzlingly beautiful. Shorn of an ornament, a woman’s walk-in wardrobe will be half-finished. Nevertheless, women …

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A Glimpse Into The Rajasthani Bride’s Jewellery Box! Say the word ‘Rajasthan’ and the mind immediately conjures up images of endless desserts and sand dunes, magnificent palaces and forts, and a vivid culture. The land of kings, Rajasthan has been the seat of royalty in India for many, many years. From the brave Rajputs, the …

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Though it is hard to accurately pin-point when and who exactly discovered gold, history tells us that civilizations as early as the 4th millennia BC understood, appreciated and even coveted the precious metal; using it as jewellery and a status symbol and also treating it sacred. While it is true that metals like iron and …

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Indians love their gold – and nowhere is this love displayed with more fervour than at Indian weddings – more so at south Indian weddings. Compared to their northern counterparts, south Indian weddings are subdued in terms of pomp and show. However, one look at a south Indian bride and you will know they take …

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Among South Indian brides, few stand out on their wedding day the way a Malayali bride does! Dressed in a simple and yet elegant ivory Kasavu saree with gold borders, garlands of jasmine (malligai-poo) in her hair and bedecked in gold – she makes for a very striking picture indeed! While the Kasavu saree still …

Ivory And Gold – The Ever-Elegant Malayali Bride! Read More »

Who doesn’t love jewellery?Every woman enjoys buying, wearing and flaunting her jewellery – whether at weddings, religious ceremonies or any important event. It is a valuable possession – not just because of its worth, but because of how intrinsically tied it is to our lives. It is an extension of who we are, a way …

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Earrings are an ornament that no woman can do without. Amongst Hindus in particular, it’s almost considered sacrilege for a woman to not wear earrings, and ear-piercing is an important and sacred ritual practically all Hindu infants have to go through. Earrings are often the first ornament we wear, and also the most popular. Needless …

Earring Designs Every Modern Bride Must Have In Her Collection Read More »

Have you ever seen a pair of earrings online that you absolutely fell in love with, and ordered them only to find out they look far better on the website than they do on you?We’ve all been there. Online shopping, while enjoyable in many ways, can also be a bumpy ride at times! Buying jewellery …

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