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Jewellery Gallery

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Jewellery Gallery

Jewellery has always been one of the most enticing adornments for women all over the world. Each and every woman is charmed by the allure of the jewellery. In Himachal during old times, traditional ornaments were made of silver but with the change of times and a social-economic condition, the silver has been replaced with gold. The heavy jewellery of the silver is replaced with the light and designed gold jewellery. However, the traditional silver jewellery is still in use. During the several fairs and festivals and marriages women put on their richest ornaments, at times their weight exceeding 8 Kg also. In the gallery one can have insight of head, forehead, ear, nose, neck, breasts, arms, wrist, figure, ankle, feet and the toes ornaments

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