JEWELLERY THAT FITS YOU

Whether it’s weddings or engagement parties, authentic polki jewellery never fails to make a statement. When it comes to bridal jewellery in India, no one holds back. It’s always the chunkier and decadent, the better. Polki jewellery has been a significant part of the Indian bridal canvas. Uncut diamonds impeccably set in a frame to create some of the most exquisite necklaces, earrings, rings and cuffs.Whether you are looking for a colourful necklace with emeralds, pearls and polki, minimal earrings, Jodhamal’s design repository is brimming with uber chic options.

SHINE BRIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND

Diamonds attract attention with its spark and unbelievable radiance. A wide array of ornamental forms can be found such as rings, pendants, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, watches and many more designed for men and women. These days, diamond jewellery is accompanied with a touch of gold which adds to its sparkle. Amongst a host of diamond jewellery, diamond jewellery serve as an excellent accessory to enhance one's personality.When it comes to jewellery, it's not just women but men are also inclined to wear diamond jewellery that looks trendy at all times.

THE SYMBOL OF INDIAN FESTIVAL AND CULTURES

A couple thousand years ago, we humans felt a desire to beautify ourselves. And ever since then, jewellery has become just about synonymous with every Indian woman. So it only justifies that on the most important day of her life, she would want to be adorned with the best, most exquisite works of unparalleled art. And rightfully so, the limitless range offered by Indian jewellery delivers just that and more for the gorgeous Indian bride.

Do not keep all your Polkis in the same container as the clashing of one diamond against another can result in scratches. To ensure that they look shiny, soak them in warm water mixed with detergent. Wipe them with a clean cloth after a few hours and there you have it.

DISCOVER THE ANCIENT ART AND DESIGN

In India, gold jewelry has long been used to celebrate marriage and childbirth or presented as gifts during religious festivals. Ornate bridal pieces still are popular in the northern part of the country, while pieces in 22-karat yellow gold are favored in the south.

Traditionally, the Indian wedding has been the primary reason for gold jewelry purchases, with everyone from the bride to guests wearing as much as they own or borrow.