Jewellery has been decking up a woman’s vanity for ages now. From its humble, yet classic beginnings in the ancient civilizations, it has still got its charm intact. From the tribal women of Masaimara whose ears have hung with the heavy ornaments which make up their identity to the Kalbelia women of Rajasthan to the heavily decked up Sherpa women of Leh and Ladakh, jewellery defines an individual
and become a major identity marker. Everywhere you go, you will be mesmerised by the beauty and ethnicity that jewellery exudes. A piece of jewellery is made to fit almost every body part. However, with the fashionistas setting fresh trends with every season, imitation or artificial jewellery or even ornaments made of paper quilling has gained immense prominence. But, do you think anything can beat the pristine self of precious jewellery? Fortunately, not!
