Jewelry

Buy Beautiful Indian Jewelry for your Ethnic and Fusion Outfits

The Indian culture is abundant with ornate and aesthetic elements. While one can find ample choices in ethnic apparel, the traditional jewelry segment is equally vast and mesmerizing. The country is home to some of the best arts and crafts used in making ornaments that reflect the unmatched skill and expertise of Indian craftsmen. Filigree, Kundan, Meenakari, Polki diamonds- are some globally-known types of ethnic jewellery. Women fondly display such possessions during special occasions like weddings and festivals like Diwali and Eid. These gold and silver ornaments studded with precious gems like rubies and sapphires form the treasure of Indian women. But for over a few decades, the market has been largely moving towards imitation or fashion jewellery options. These casting metal add-ons are cost-effective and add more variety to one’s wardrobe. You can buy the latest designs in artificial jewellery sets online on saree.com, a site that caters to an esteemed global clientele.

Online Shopping for Bridal Jewellery

A typical Indian bridal look is incomplete without the opulence of ornaments. If you happen to witness an Indian wedding, you'll most probably find the bride dressed in a red saree or red lehenga choli and decked-up with thick and long necklaces, oversized earrings, a wide kada or bracelet, and over a dozen bangles. And of course, the Maang-tika, which is an extremely important head-accessory! You can find such beautifully coordinated artificial bridal jewellery sets on saree.com. We source the best designs to elevate your dream wedding look! Our lovely range of imitation Kundan sets, American diamond jewellery, layered pearl necklaces, statement jhumkas, and more- perfectly match the glitter and glory of Indian weddings.

Shop online for oxidized jewellery for Navratri and other occasions

Metallic ornaments with dull surface polish are known as oxidized jewellery. Indian women prefer wearing such dull-surfaced add-ons with their vivacious chaniya cholis during the Navratri festival. Such imitation jewellery is also a pervasive trend for casual-wear in India and all across the globe- where its fusion variants are well-known as Bohemian jewellery. And the best thing about them is that they carry a very modern look and go equally well with fusion outfits too! It’s easy to shop for such fancy jewellery over the internet. They usually don’t cost much and have a decent span of use. Saree.com houses trendy Indian-style oxidized earrings like jhumkas, chand-balis, and a plethora of designs with colorful beads and baubles, must-haves for your chic ethnic collection!