Tahiliani love!

Tarun Tahiliani

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Jaipur gems

Exquisite photography by Ayaad Damouni and stunning sparklies by Jaipur Gems! A total drool-fest!!

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When precious becomes priceless

Exquisite work from Farah Khan fine jewelry!

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Suhaag

Indian women wear bangles as a symbol of good luck and part of tradition. In certain families to this day, it is considered inauspicious, to have a married woman’s arms bereft of any colorful adornment. Green glass bangles are seen as a symbol of suhaag (husband).

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The morning after

Sequined crepe blouse, embroidered and appliqued raw silk lehenga by Pallavi Jaikishan. Polki set gold hath panja and a polki and uncut diamond bracelet (worn as an anklet) by Khanna Jewellers. Leather sandals and luggage by Louis Vuitton.

The morning after

On the left, a sequined top and embroidered lehenga by JJ Valaya. On the right, a velvet and tulle blouse from Varun Bahl paired with a stunning polki and uncut diamond necklace from Khanna Jewellers.

The morning after

Sequinned bra by Xess worn with an embroidered crepe and brocade lehenga by Arjun Khanna; clutch from Louis Vuitton and jewels from Alpana Gujral.

The morning after

Lace shrug and camisole from Xess worn with an embroidered crepe lehenga and tissue dupatta from Suneet Varma; rubies and diamonds from Orra.

The morning after

Draped tulle and lurex embellished dress by Gaurav Gupta and gold hath panja from Khanna Jewellers; lace stilettos from Louis Vuitton.

The morning after

Scarf (worn as a top) by Louis Vuitton; Embroidered khadi and velvet lehenga with a sequined crepe dupatta by Sabyasachi. Polki and uncut diamond necklace by Khanna Jewellers.

The morning after

On the left, a Louis Vuitton scarf worn as a blouse; embroidered tulle lehenga and crepe sari draped as a dupatta and jewelry by Khanna Jewellers and A.K.M. Mehra Sons. On the right, a velvet embroidered jacket, lurex and tulle embroidered lehenga with a matching corset by Rohit Bal.

The morning after

Tulle and velvet embroidered blouse, crepe and velvet appliqued lehenga by Varun Bahl. Ruby drops and uncut diamonds in a nose ring by A.K.M. Mehra Sons; Polki and uncut diamond necklace by Khanna Jewellers.

The morning after

Photography by Saurabh Dua via L’officiel India.

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Over the rainbow

A Mardi-Gras parade’s worth of bling catapults the “wow” factor of these pieces to 100 on a scale of one to ten. Picture that corset with a french chiffon sari for a cocktail evening or your pre-wedding celebration. Gorgeousness guaranteed.

A jewel and crystal mini skirt from Dolce & Gabbana fall 2011 paired with a delicate sheer lace dress from Alberta Ferretti.

Luis Monteiro

Also from Dolce & Gabbana, a stunning corset encrusted with a treasure trove of crystals. Seen in recent magazine editorials and covers, the original doesn’t seem to be available but there is an extremely similar stretch-tulle bustier on Net-A-Porter for a whopping $13,760.

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source: Net-a-Porter,  Marie Claire, Harper’s Bazaar and Vogue India.

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From the style files

Actress Isabel Lucas wearing Louis Vuitton and a gorgeous kundan necklace as a headpiece at the MET Ball last year.

Tikka as a headpiece!

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Trumpet call…

 

Bollywood superstar and brand ambassador for ‘Emeralds for Elephants’, Madhuri Dixit, models a stunning collection of jewels created to raise awareness and funds for the protection of the critically endangered Asian elephant.

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A little bit of history

From the Archaeological Survey of India Collections, an old studio portrait of five women wearing jewelry. The two girls standing in the back are wearing the jeweled head-dress traditionally worn at south Indian wedding ceremonies or at ‘rites of passage’ ceremonies performed when a girl reaches puberty.

Madras 1870s

Source: British Library; Madras, India c. 1870s.

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Bollywood bling

Ah, the tough choices life brings….I’ll take all four of these breathtakingly beautiful estate sparklies please!

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image 1: Pair of Cabochon Ruby and Diamond Pendant Earclips

image 2: Pair of Gold, Ruby, Emerald, Biwa Pearl and Glass Bead Pendant Earclips

image 3: Kundan Crystal & Tourmaline Drop Earrings

image 4: Ruby, diamond & yellow gold earrings from David Webb

 

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