Indian weddings are characterised by a host of colourful rituals and bridal finery. Even modern brides cannot resist the allure of these detailed and opulent gold jewellery pieces that display India’s mastery in handcrafting techniques. Criss-crossing the world of old and new are these stunning and graceful heirlooms that were unveiled at IIJS PREMIERE this year. Solitaire International handpicked some exquisite pieces for a stylised product shoot.
Photographer – Georgy; Agency – DEU:Creative Management; Product Stylist – Ashti Kothari; Photo Assistant: Jeet Ram Kumhar; Production: Dandelion Pictures
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(Bottom left) The dramatic trellised 22-karat yellow gold choker is punctuated with filigreed florets, and focuses on a golden tasselled cord tied in a bow. By SENCO GOLD AND DIAMONDS
(Centre) A pair of detailed nakashi bangles interjected with square-shaped aventurines, each decorated with polki blooms. By VASUPATI JEWELLERS
(Top left) A broad pair of 22-karat gold kadas highlighted with navratna gems. By GOLECHA’S JEWELS
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(Top right) The 22-karat gold choker laced with rows of tiny and large blooms is embellished with vines and scrolls. Dotted with rubies and a row of bezel-set emeralds, the necklace is fringed with emerald beads. The matching kadas are lined with stylised florets. By CVM
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The two pairs of gold earrings with antique finish, are set with rubies, pearls, polkis, corals and emeralds. By S K SETH JEWELLERS
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