Jewelry has become an important part of life in India from ancient times to today. From the earliest evidence of the Indus Valley civilization, which flourished along the Indus River in 2500 BC, we learn that the early Indians adorned themselves from head to toe with many varied ornaments. Tiffany Jewelry. Although the tradition has changed after thousands of years, jewelry is still an important part of the Indian culture, regional, religious and social life.
Jewelry plays an important role in women’s life. During the Mogul Empire women adorned their heads with coins, chains worn over their foreheads, strands of pearls, and ornaments made to look like flowers. They also have hair accessories made of gold and jewels to achieve their long braids on the waist. Multiple puncture in their nose and their ears may wear more jewelry. Bracelets and armbands are worn together. Some women drown their whole arm up and down wearing a bracelet to sign as a symbol of their 50 or more years’ marriage. For ceremonies, each finger was covered with a ring attached to a chain that covered the back of the wearer's hand and attached to a bracelet with more chains. Women's waists were circled with golden nets, some with bells strung on them. Woman feet decorated with fine jewelry, including toe rings, anklets and so on.
Women wear jewelry every day, but they were in the most decoration in their wedding ceremonies. In the Indian culture, jewelry which marks a woman's marital status is very important. Not like the western culture that use wedding ring, India people use all sorts of different areas of the type of decorations. In northern India, women's wear it on the head, the nose, the wrist and toe of the specific adornment, and in southern India the jewelry act the role of the so-called tower said marriage. Cheap Tiffany Jewelry Replica. Many other regional differences also exist. Some are on a bracelet and toes ring. Women often wear in their wedding special jewelry and some continue to wear this jewelry during the first year of their marriage for luck.
Many traditional Indian jewelry styles continue to be worn by modern Indian women, but those living in cities have adopted Western styles as well.
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