A Peak Into Indian Temple Jewellery - Aura Jewels

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A Peak Into Indian Temple Jewellery - Aura Jewels
India is all about mythology. There are a variety
of castes and religions followed in India, and
every caste and every religion has its own
unique identity. But, one thing that remains
common is the faith that every Indian has in the
deity the individual follows so much so that we
see Indians also wearing a symbol of their deity
in their necks or on their wrists or arms.
Speaking of this, it leads us to one unique form
of jewellery the Indian Temple Jewellery!
What is temple jewellery? Temple jewellery is one
that is rendered an ethnic temple art form in
elaborate and intricate designs, every inch of
detailing screaming a rich Indian heritage. They
demonstrate the lavish Indian temple treasures
into design, bringing temple art to life,
especially in precious gold.
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Temple jewellery workmanship Temple jewellery
requires specialized temple workmanship, which
is the process through which the final piece of
jewellery is made, a handmade process that is
significantly distinguished from other forms of
workmanship. It involves hand chiseling, where
the jewellery is painstakingly chiseled to
perfection by hand. It is thus a
labour-intensive process that takes 15-20 days to
complete a single piece! This is the reason
temple jewellery is so exclusive and expensive.
However, even though this kind of jewellery is
expensive, we yet suggest you to buy the same.
Thats because temple jewellery is often
considered the choice of the rich and affluent,
as it is a highly researched purchase that
involves a lot of planning. You cant just put
up any element you like in a temple jewellery
piece. There has to be a lot of research done to
ensure that you arent demeaning the value of
the motifs that youre planning to use. Temple
jewellery ideas Temple jewellery carries a legacy
with it the legacy of Indian heritage, the
legacy of a family, the legacy of underlying art,
and the legacy of master craftsmanship. Thus,
temple jewellery can be treated like no other
form of jewellery, no matter how precious. Such
legacy makes temple jewellery a must-have for you
as a tribute to lifes most important
milestones, such as your wedding. You can choose
to have temple jewellery designs incorporated
into a lot many pieces, some of them mentioned
below.
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Necklace sets You can choose to have an entire
jewellery set designed into temple jewellery
form, comprising of a necklace and matching
earrings. Include artistic intricate detailing
to make the jewellery set even more
enthralling. Bangles Temple jewellery looks
great when incorporated in everyday gold
bangles. Or, you can choose for thick heavy
festive bangles holding Goddess Lakshmis motif
with a milgrain design. Lord Venkateshwara
Haram Lord Venkateswara is one of the most
popular motifs used in temple jewellery. Have a
big detailed Lord Venkateswara pendant in the
center, beautifully bordered with paisley
skirting. Ram Parivar Haram Another popular
motif is Lord Rama with his family of Mata Sita
and brother Lakshman. This Ram Parivar concept
can be worn by any Indian North or South
making a compelling presence. This ceremonial
piece can suit any grand occasion, may it be a
wedding, or any religious ritual like house
warming or any other Puja. So, you can always
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enrich new beginnings (http//www.aurajewels.in/k
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s/) with temple jewellery. Choose from these
popular ideas or create your own by working with
the talented and skilled artisans at Aura Jewels,
the most admired customized gold jewellery shop
in Bangalore. However, make sure you do a
thorough research so that do not disgrace any
religion in any way. Be absolutely certain about
what you are planning to buy. For more
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