Malabar Gold & Diamonds has launched a new temple jewellery collection titled Tanvika, under its Divine brand. Drawing inspiration from Goddess Lakshmi, the collection features traditional designs rooted in sacred art forms

This Akshaya Tritiya, the festival synonymous with prosperity and new beginnings, leading jewellery brands are launching meaningful collections, including spiritually-inspired creations; besides there are irresistible offers that go beyond just luxury, finds out Priyanka Talreja Garegrat

Vedika Jewels, renowned for their exquisite gold jewellery, has achieved a remarkable feat – crafting the world's first light-embedded jhumka earrings

Once individuals registered on the website with their name and email address, a personalized prayer video by Acharya Shastri of Laxminarayan Mandir, Delhi, will be dispatched to the participant’s email

This piece is called Srinkia and has 17,512 white diamonds and 12 black diamonds.

This collection is launched with the intent to invite the blessings of goddess Lakshmi during Diwali

IIJS Premiere continues to set higher benchmarks with each passing year, says Colin Shah

The inauguration was honoured by the presence of actor Hema Malini, Member of Parliament

Reliance Jewels celebrates the spirit of Lakshmi residing within every woman with this new collection

The pure gold traditional jewellery is handcrafted with elegant royal figures like motif of goddess Lakshmi, Lord Krishna, flowers, swans, peacock are few to name

Jeweller C. Krishniah Chetty crafts limited edition idols of Lord Swarna Akarshana Bhairava in gold, silver and diamond variant

 “ASYA – I am that” Collection is  Inspired by the Traditional, Designed for the Versatile Indian Women

A mark of an everlasting bond, tying the Mangalsutra has been an auspicious tradition followed in most marriages for centuries in India. Originally a Hindu tradition, the mangalsutra has become such a universal symbol in Indian weddings that over time, other religions have also adopted the tradition of tying the mangalsutra. Mostly made in gold, the meaning and history behind the mangalsutra is profound, and has different cultural implications in different parts of India. While in some parts of India, people still uphold the traditional way of adorning the propitious piece of jewellery, in some parts, people have acclimatized to new and modern designs of wearing the mangalsutra. By Vijetha Rangabashyam.

Jhumkhas are a major fashion statement these days as they are best suited with an array of traditional attire and designer outfits.