| Traditional Indian jewelry indicates how Indian men and women had a penchant for adorning themselves with jewelry, from head to toe. Jewelry has played an important role in the Indian culture and tradition form the ancient times, until today. From earrings, necklaces, bracelets, nose-rings, armlets, and anklets, Indian jewelry provides the quintessential way to enhance a woman's beauty. With such a demand for beautiful jewelry, artistic designs, unique looks, and creative craftsmanship have always been part of Indian jewelry. An example would be armlets. Armlets often resemble large bracelets or cuffs but as their name suggests, are worn above the elbow. Unlike the more common bracelets, armlets are especially designed to uphold its form even when pressure is applied. The ShalinCraft armlets are known to be more flexible in construction and are more commonly referred to in India, as bajuband. This flexible type of Indian jewelry is made of intricately narrow elements, particularly vertical edges with an assortment of angular contours that perfectly fit one other like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Armlets, just like other pieces of handmade jewelry can be decorated using different metal working techniques, and the more elaborate designs will make use of precious stones and enamel. In Rajasthan, these armlets are integral to marriage jewelry, whether it was for the rulers during the ancient times, the Rajputs, or for the nomads, the Banjaras. Sterling silver jewelry make armlets accessible for everyday use. Styles today come in either chunky designs or minimalist twirls and wiring. |
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February 4th, 2010
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Currently selling some jewellery in my website too, considering resell your products as they looks pretty nice and unique and we need some silver products too.