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Buy Diamond Jewellery, Gold Jewellery or Pearl Jewellery @krishnapearls.com
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Navaratan stones with polki diamonds and south sea pearl drops stringed to form a beautiful necklace along with ruby earrings
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The trend in jewellery for the year 2018 is about going all out. Whether its rings, earrings or necklaces, get your statement jewellery out of the closet and flaunt them all. With statement jewellery though, one needs to be a little careful about how they mix and match it, as overdoing it can end up making the wrong statement. Here, we show you how just one piece can simply brighten up the entire outfit by itself.
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Diamond Necklace with Gemstones
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Each day of Navratri is represented by a different colour that stands for an auspicious aspect of the festival. The first day starts with yellow for the Goddess Parvati. Wear your pure gold temple jewellery, made of gold coins and thick, magnificent pendant necklaces to match the colour of the day with a traditional sari in yellow silk. Day two is in green, for Goddess Bhramacharini, who is the unwed avatar of Goddess Parvati. This is the day to bring out your emerald chokers, earrings or rings. The deep green stone will bring out the youthfulness and innocence of young womanhood in you, embodying the Navratri colours perfectly. You can pair them with a resplendent emerald green kurta and palazzos for a contemporary look this day.
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Navratri marks an auspicious and joyous time in our lives! It is the time to celebrate the victory of good over evil and revel in our glorious traditions. Amongst all this, let us not forget to treat ourselves with the best. Make this Navratri even more special with Krishna Jewellers, Pearls and Gems. Come join us at the Navratri Suvarna Mela to take a look at our extravagant collection of jewellery, crafted to lighten up every night and make you shine!
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Gold is beautiful. It has a unique lustre and is the most coveted metal of all. Women all over India favour gold jewellery as their perfect investment. It is a lesser known fact that gold is in fact the most delicate metal of all, and even the slightest damage can spoil your beautiful gold jewellery.
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Indian bridal jewellery comprises of some of the most intricate and elaborate jewellery in the world and it’s no surprise that every bride, whether traditional or modern, looks forward to buying her bridal trousseau just to match the jewellery she wants to wear. While there are many trends in bridal jewellery today, there are those few timeless pieces that surpass all seasons and generations.
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Decoding the mysterious white gold
The very elusive metal, white gold is slowly gaining popularity in the jewellery world with a lot of modern women opting for it over yellow gold. Although, it is not as popular in India as much as it is abroad.
But what exactly is white gold and why is it all so popular suddenly? We decode this mysterious metal for you here.
It is gold, but still not gold. Well, by that we simply mean that white gold is an alloy of yellow gold along with other white metals like nickel, palladium, platinum manganese, or even silver. Gold, when traditionally mined, isn’t even yellow. Since it cannot survive by itself in the form of jewellery, it is mixed with copper or zinc that gives it a bright yellow shade. An alloy of white gold is not shiny and white, but actually grey or pinkish. The plating of rhodium over it gives it its beautiful, lustrous finish. Hence both yellow and white gold are real gold, and have the same worth in the market. They are also measured the same way, in karats. If a ring is 18 karats gold, then whether it is mixed with zinc or with copper, the value of gold remains the same.
Let’s see how white gold came about.
Back when diamonds on engagement rings became famous throughout the world, the combination of platinum is what went best with diamonds. Pure silver has a greyish tinge, but the shiny white metal with a large diamond sitting on it was the most gorgeous combination ever. However, after World War II, when everything became very expensive because of less supply, platinum rings became a luxury only few could afford. That’s when the magical alloy of white gold was created, allowing young couples everywhere to live their fairytale proposals while on a budget. Today, white gold is rather popular with young women because of its strength and low maintenance. It is perfect for work with women who are not very fond of the typical yellow gold, and those who want to invest in jewellery but don’t have the time to take care of it and get their gold jewellery constantly re-polished and fixed at the jewellers.
White gold is not very commonly found, and only some jewellers have it. Why though? Considering that it is an alloy of easily procured metals, it should be easily found, isn’t it? Well, the reason for that is that white gold is less commonly found than we’d expect. This is because the alloy is a difficult one to perfect. If the alloy gets out of proportion, it could cause skin allergies. The icing on the cake, which is the Rhodium plating on white gold, is a rather expensive metal.
White gold is making its foray into the Indian world with the young modern woman, whether she buys gold earrings, rings or pendants. This beautiful, elusive metal is here now, and it’s here to stay. So shop to your heart’s content at Krishna Jewellers, Pearls and Gems for your first ornament in white gold and revel in the marvel of this beautiful metal.
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While 2018 is the comeback of vintage heirloom jewellery, another niche is modern minimal jewellery that has been holding its own this year too. We’ve put together some of the best contemporary jewellery trends for this year.
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Lord Ganesha’s birthday is a revered celebration in our country. The God of wisdom and remover of obstacles, Ganesha is the son of Shiva and Parvathi. Ganesh Chaturti sees many devotees purchasing auspicious puja jewellery to decorate their idols.
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A wedding is a beautiful moment, not only in the bride and bridegroom’s lives, but for everyone involved with the wedding. We all want to look our best at every wedding, and in 2018, the royal look is in.
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This beautiful Ram Parivar Haaram, embellished with rubies is a sight for sore eyes. Walk into our store to experience it in all its glory.
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Shravana Masam is one of the most auspicious periods in the Telugu calendar mainly because the birth star of Lord Vishnu is Shravana Nakshatra. To add to the occasion, there are many festive days that fall within this period.
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The perfect blend of rubies with an emerald adds grace to this tassel. Flaunt it on your hair as it looks ravishing on you.
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