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How to Test The Originality Of Thewa Jewellery?

Thewa jewelry is a traditional form of Indian jewelry that involves intricate gold artwork on a glass base. The jewellery represents the rich culture of Rajasthan where it originally originated. 

If you are planning to buy Thewa jewellery and looking for ways to test its originality then you are at the right place, here we have listed 6 ways by which you can do that. 

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6 Ways To Test The Originality Of Thewa Jewellery 

Where To Buy The Best Thewa Gold Jewellery From?

6 Ways To Test The Originality Of Thewa Jewellery

Research and familiarize yourself

 Before testing the authenticity of Thewa jewelry, it's important to educate yourself about its characteristics, techniques, and traditional elements. This will help you understand what to look for during the testing process.

Observe the design and craftsmanship

 Thewa jewelry is known for its detailed and delicate gold artwork. Examine the design closely to ensure that it displays intricate patterns, fine detailing, and expert craftsmanship. Authentic Thewa jewelry is usually handmade and showcases a high level of skill.

Check the glass base

 Thewa jewelry has a glass base, which is where the gold artwork is embedded. Inspect the glass carefully for signs of quality. It should be smooth, evenly colored, and free from any bubbles or imperfections. Authentic Thewa jewelry generally has a clear and flawless glass base.

Assess the goldwork

Thewa jewelry typically features 23-karat gold artwork. Check the gold layer for its color, shine, and purity. The gold should have a rich, deep yellow hue and a lustrous finish. You can use a magnifying glass to examine the intricate details of the goldwork closely.

Verify the hallmark: 

Look for a hallmark stamp on the Thewa jewelry piece. The hallmark indicates the purity of the gold used in the artwork. It may include a number such as "916" to denote 22-karat gold or "958" for 23-karat gold. The absence of a hallmark doesn't necessarily mean the jewelry is fake, as it is not always present on traditional pieces, but its presence can provide additional assurance.

Where To Buy The Best Thewa Gold Jewellery From?

Thewa.In has the best Tewa jewellery available in their store. We have the best Thewa Craftsmen that design the best Thewa old jewellery. The craftsmen belong from Pratapgarh and Jaipur help us make royal Thewa jewellery. 

You can find many Thewa jewellery in Jaipur stores, however, Thewa.In will provide you with the best jewellery that can be styled during weddings, parties, and more. 

Conclusion

Now, in the end, we hope that through this post you were able to gain knowledge on how to check the originality of Thewa jewellery. 

However, if you are planning to buy Thewa Jewellery online then you should check out Thewa.In. We have some of the best Thewa art jewellery collections that will give you a confident look. 

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King and the Dragonflies is a richly detailed, compelling and heartbreaking novel about a young Black boy’s life in a small Louisiana town as he grieves for his older brother and grapples with questions about his own identity. Believing that his brother Khalid has transformed into a dragonfly after his death, Kingston searches the banks of the bayou for Khalid, stumbling across his former best friend Sandy in the process—former because Khalid told him to end their friendship after overhearing a secret; that Sandy is gay, and he doesn’t want anyone thinking his little brother might be gay too. Now that Khalid is gone, King struggles with the prejudices of those around him and the prejudices that he’s learned, attempting to reconcile conflicting lessons about bigotry, race, sexuality, and masculinity.

Genre: Fiction, LGTBQIA+ (National Book award winner 2020)

Target Age Group:

Grades 3-7

Justification:

King and the Dragonflies caught my attention in several ways. I found it on two lists; the National Book Award list, and a list of commonly banned books in school districts. While I review it here to fulfil the LGBTQIA+ category of my project, I chose it for its award status and its status as a commonly banned book—and, unfortunately, as a queer person in the South, I can understand why certain parents believe the material is inappropriate or should be challenged.

Evaluation:

For this review, I will be evaluating setting, character, and theme. Kacen Callender’s description of setting is nothing short of exquisite, with sensual descriptions of the Louisiana swamp that sent me standing on the road next to King. From the very first page of Chapter 1: “I like to look for my brother […] on the long and hot and sweaty walk back from school, down the hard dirt road that weaves between the thorny bushes with their big fluffy leaves, and through the trees with their moss and vines, cicadas making their noise and birds whistling their tunes” (Callender 2020). Callender pours detail into descriptions of locations, marking plastic coverings on favorite chairs and the swell of noise in school libraries. A house with a dead son is a graveyard; the house of a beloved aunt is a church. The characters are just as richly detailed in appearance and in personality. Mikey Sanders, the older brother of King’s former best friend, is introduced as part of a group of other white boys, described with light hair “so pale it might as well be white too” (Callender p. 2, 2020). King’s friend Darrell is “shorter than everyone around but will beat anyone at basketball (and then laugh in their face when he’s won)” (Callender p. 19). As the novel goes on, characters reveal themselves to be flawed and realistic, as King’s father struggles to handle his own grief and the idea that his surviving son might be gay and King himself betrays his friends’ trust in an effort to keep himself and everyone around him safe. Though not all characters are likeable, they are believable, and in a way loveable for that. The theme here is complex and difficult to sum up in one or two thoughts. At its heart King and the Dragonflies is about intersectionality, about the different influences and struggles that a single person can deal with—being Black in a prejudiced white world, being gay in a community that frowns upon it, and processing grief on top of it all. A single sentence to summarize all of these ideas is challenging, and I think that might be the point: King isn’t just overcoming racism or homophobia or mourning. He is navigating identity and discovering strength in himself, in his family, and in his community. I read King and the Dragonflies in its digital version through Axis360, provided by my local library. I personally felt that the digital version didn’t suffer at all from digitization—in fact, it was much easier for me to read since I was able to access it more or less on demand. With a different book, perhaps one with illustrations, I might have struggled more, but I enjoyed the digital version of King. This was the last book I read before posting my reviews, and I think I’m still processing it. It’s bittersweet in a way I can’t identify, and Callender’s lush language and descriptions will follow me for quite some time. Though I don’t know whether younger readers would absorb the book as well, I would definitely recommend King for readers between nine and thirteen. Older readers and adults would likely enjoy it as well.

References:

Callender, K. (2020). King and the Dragonflies. Scholastic (US). King and the Dragonflies. The Scholastic Teacher Store. (2020). https://shop.scholastic.com/teachers-ecommerce/teacher/books/king-and-the-dragonflies-9781338129335.html

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Best Kabaddi Player, a sport rooted in ancient Indian history, has experienced a global resurgence in recent years, captivating audiences worldwide. At the heart of this revival are extraordinary athletes who epitomize the essence of Kabaddi. In this comprehensive article, we embark on a journey to discover and celebrate the Best Kabaddi Player in the World. We delve into the sport’s history, explore the evolution of Kabaddi as a global phenomenon, and analyze the top contenders vying for the prestigious title.

Kabaddi – A Historical Perspective

Origins and Evolution

We trace the origins of Kabaddi to ancient India and its transformation into a contemporary sport. The cultural significance and historical context that shaped Kabaddi are discussed.

Rise of Modern Kabaddi

The evolution of Kabaddi into a global phenomenon, from traditional formats to the highly competitive professional leagues, is examined. We explore the pivotal role of leagues such as the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) in the sport’s resurgence.

Contemporary Kabaddi Legends

Anup Kumar

The legendary Anup Kumar’s contribution to the sport and his remarkable captaincy are chronicled. His journey from a young talent to a revered figure in Kabaddi is explored.

Ajay Thakur

Ajay Thakur’s impact on the Indian Kabaddi scene, including his stellar performances on the international stage, is analyzed. We delve into his raiding prowess and leadership qualities.

The Emerging Titans

Pardeep Narwal

Pardeep Narwal’s rise as one of Kabaddi’s most explosive raiders is detailed. His record-breaking performances and the innovative raiding techniques he employs are discussed.

Naveen Kumar

Naveen Kumar’s remarkable journey from a young prodigy to a leading raider in the PKL is examined. His unique raiding style and impact on his team’s fortunes are highlighted.

International Kabaddi

The Impact of Foreign Players

We explore the growing influence of foreign players in Kabaddi leagues and international competitions. The role of international athletes in elevating the sport’s global appeal is discussed.

Kabaddi World Cup

The significance of the Kabaddi World Cup in showcasing international talent and fostering global competition is detailed. Memorable moments and standout players from past tournaments are highlighted.

Challenges and Opportunities

The Road Ahead

We discuss the challenges facing Kabaddi, including competition from other sports and the need for continued grassroots development. Opportunities for the sport’s growth are explored.

Women in Kabaddi

The role of women in Kabaddi and their contributions to the sport’s popularity are examined. We highlight female Kabaddi players who have made a significant impact.

The Best Kabaddi Player in the World

Analyzing the Contenders

We meticulously assess the top contenders for the title of the Best Kabaddi Player in the World. Their individual achievements, playing styles, and impact on the sport are scrutinized.

The Ultimate Choice

In this chapter’s climax, we reveal the identity of the Best Kabaddi Player in the World based on a comprehensive evaluation of contenders and criteria.

Conclusion of Best Kabaddi Player

Kabaddi’s resurgence as a global spectacle owes much to the extraordinary talents who embody the sport’s spirit. From the historical roots of Kabaddi to contemporary and emerging stars, this article has celebrated the essence of Kabaddi and endeavored to answer the question: Who is the Best Kabaddi Player in the World? As Kabaddi continues to evolve, one thing remains certain—its enduring appeal as a sport of skill, strategy, and unwavering determination.

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Black Birder Wrongfully Accused in Central Park Used his Fame to Make Bird Watching Show-Now it Wins Emmy https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/emmy-award-goes-to-black-man-who-was-wrongfully-accused-in-central-park-and-his-brilliant-birding-show/

His name is Christian Cooper.

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A devoted birdwatcher who landed a show on National Geographic after making headlines during a racial profiling incident has turned his fame into an Emmy Award after overcoming adversity.

It’s a beautiful culmination of four years of creative work spawned in the wake of the “Central Park Karen” incident, that has seen Mr. Christian Cooper produce a book, television show, and graphic novel series.

To readers for whom the 24-hour news cycle has swept this story under the rug, in 2020 Christian Cooper was in a wooded area of NYC’s Central Park called The Ramble, enjoying his lifelong passion for birdwatching when a woman threatened to call 911 on him after he asked her to put her dog back on its leash, as per the park rules.

Becoming irate, the woman called the police and said there was an African-American man threatening her life, all while the Harvard-educated Cooper recorded the dreadful stunt on his smartphone.

On June 8th, he became a Daytime Emmy Award winner in the Outstanding Daytime Personality category for his show, Extraordinary Birder, which took viewers all over the Western Hemisphere exploring the nature and character of birds and Cooper’s lifelong hobby.

With birding rapidly advancing on his old career as a writer, for which he contributed to the Marvel universe, he combined the two in order to produce the critically acclaimed Better Living Through Birding: Notes from a Black Man in the Natural World, published by Penguin-Random House.