basra pearl jewellery

Nita Ambani captivated the TIME100 Gala by opting for a classic handwoven Banarasi saree and a bold, handcrafted blouse, eschewing typical red carpet trends. Her choice, complemented by historically significant jewelry and understated makeup, powerfully represented Indian culture and identity on a global stage, aligning with Reliance's initiative to spotlight rising Indian talent.

Hyderabad, known as the 'City of Pearls', has a rich history of pearl trade. Nizams' love for pearls attracted craftsmen and traders. Pearls were imported from the Persian Gulf. Markets like Charminar Bazaar and Laad Bazaar offer diverse pearl jewelry. Hyderabadi pearls are designed into Satlada necklaces and Chandbali earrings. Today, Hyderabad exports pearls globally.

Hyderabad, the 'City of Pearls,' boasts a rich legacy despite being landlocked. Its fame stems from a centuries-old pearl processing and trading tradition, nurtured by royal patronage from the Qutub Shahi kings and Nizams. The skill of pearl drilling, honed in villages like Chandanpet, combined with the migration of Basra artisans, cemented its status as India's premier pearl hub.

Maharani Gayatri Devi of Jaipur epitomized grace and style, particularly known for her iconic pearl necklaces and chiffon saris. Despite being looted at gunpoint in New York City, she humorously dismissed the incident. Pearls, especially the coveted Basra pearls, played a significant role in Indian royalty, symbolizing timeless elegance and sophistication.

The fashionista reveals another passion... designing one-of-its-kind jewellery.

In this season for jewellery, designer duo Vinay and Anirudh Gupta of Shri Ram Hari Ram jewellers added a sparkle to the recently held Luxury Indulgence and Fashion Exhibition...

HYDERABAD:The Nizam’s jewellery, being exhibited at the Salar Jung Museum since November 24, which has attracted over 15,000 visitors till date, is only a minuscule part of the ruler’s wealth.

The fabled Pearl Carpet of Baroda became the world’s most expensive rug to be auctioned - after it fetched $5.5 million at an auction in Doha on Friday.

Nitanshi Goel, famed for her role in Laapataa Ladies, is making waves in the fashion world. She recently showcased a stunning Anita Dongre lehenga, priced at ₹1,85,000, featuring intricate Geosmin embroidery and a modern tube-style blouse. Accessorized with Basra pearl jewelry and a matching Nano Bag, Nitanshi's bold and stylish look solidifies her status as a rising style icon.

More than 10,000 jewellery pieces weighing more than 300kgs were handcrafted for Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Heeramandi.

While lighter, minimalist and multi-wear jewellery is in the lure of traditional jewellery designs also remains popular.

While Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone are gearing up for their big Hollywood debuts and Sonam Kapoor recently signed a deal with Hollywood talent agency, UTA, which represents big names like Johnny Depp, Angelina Jolie and Benedict Cumberbatch, another Bollywood actress is looking westwards.

From Kashmiri Sapphires to Golconda diamonds, the Indian royals have seen and owned it all. Jewellery has long been an integral part of India's traditional and aesthetic identity, more so, among the rulers of the land

For actress Aditi Rao Hydari, the search for beautiful and quirky things for her wardrobe is a reflection of her love for all things perfect and pretty.

MS Dhoni and Sakshi Dhoni captured attention with their elegant attire at the wedding of Arjun Tendulkar and Saaniya Chandhok in Mumbai. The cricket couple arrived in understated yet sophisticated outfits. Their coordinated style blended tradition with a modern touch. The event was a gathering of the Indian cricket fraternity. Many former and current players attended the celebration.

The course of history is cyclical and fashion trends from yore tend to emerge – and this time, brooches are having an ‘it’ moment.

Day 1 of the India International Jewellery Week 2011 presented a spectacle of grandeur with eight high-octane shows