Thursday, December 17, 2015

How to Style your Jewellery this Wedding Season?

The winter season is here and with it comes the wedding season too. In Delhi almost the whole of the winter there will be at least 10 weddings happening all over the city. This is not an exaggeration, this is actual fact, that the months from November to December and even January to an extent are the prime wedding months, when the maximum number of these events happen. This could have to do that during these months, according to many scriptures and religious reasons, are very auspicious for such events and people want to especially get such important life changing events done at a good time. Also, the winter months are quite a relief since it is easier to get every together, and also unlike the unforgiving heat during the summers, this season is more adapt to being able to dress up to the nines and not sweat it all off.



But, with the on- setting of the wedding season, its not just the brides that have a hard time, but also all the relatives, friends and cousins who too have to look their best at such an auspicious event. Fortunately there are many jewellers in Delhi like the Hazoorilal Jewellers in GK market and many more that have fantastic collections at their shop.

Now, that there is all this jewellery available for purchase the important question is what to buy in the first place. Good quality jewellery can be quite expensive and thus one needs to spend their money wisely. Selecting and styling this jewellery during the wedding season foes hand in hand. One should try to look for styles that are more universal and will go with more than one outfits. So here are some tips on how to style your jewellery during this time:

1. Decide your Dress Beforehand:

Having a clear idea of what one is wearing can greatly help one in selecting what jewellery to buy from jewellers in Delhi. Since this will allow them to envision on how whether a particular style, cut or colour will go with their dress if they already have something in mind.

2. Go for Universal Cuts:

There are a lot of jewellers in the city, that makes the choosing part even more difficult, since there are so many options. But one thing is that when buying jewellery or if one is getting it custom made, then try to go for a cut or style that is universal and will go with all types of dresses, from western to Indian and more.

3. Go for Vibrant Colours:

This season colours are in, so get a little adventurous, only a little, and go for a fun vibrant colour without getting too over the top. Hazoorilal Jewellers and more have a vast collection of such colourful jewellery to choose from.

Monday, November 9, 2015

The Gift of Gold this Festive Season

Diwali- the favourite festival of many- is almost here, and I must say that I am super surprised to see people bursting with excitement and joy without bursting crackers this time. There are better ways to celebrate this brilliant festival of light that include decorating the house with lights, exchanging gifts, indulging in yummy food and sweets, going for card parties, and probably the best of all- buying gold.

Dhanteras marks the beginning of the five-day long Diwali festival and is extremely popular in North and West India. People pray to Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, for prosperity in the family on this day. It’s also considered to be an auspicious day for purchasing and worshiping precious metals like Gold.


As a child, I always accompanied my parents for the night-shopping spree. We always bought gold jewellery from our trusted jewellery shop in Delhi and I don’t think I can ever forget my mother’s joyful face when she chose gold or silver bangles and kadas, ring, necklace or earrings. But that was just one part of Dhanteras. I happily helped my parents choose candles, diyas, Kheel-Batasha, idols of Ganesh-Lakshmi, and crackers (I was small and didn’t know the severe impact crackers have on the environment and animals). I just loved the whole experience including shops that stayed open till late in the night, light and decoration all around, a sense of peace amidst the noise, and lots and lots of joy and happiness.

Gifting a gold jewel to your mother, sister, or wife can really make their Deepavali special, and I am sure seeing her/them erupt in happiness will make it special for you too. So seize this perfect opportunity and make this Diwali memorable for your loved ones. If you are oblivious of a good jeweller around you, you could explore options like Hazoorilal Jewelers and choose from their wide selection of gold jewellery. Wishing you a very happy and prosperous Diwali!

Thursday, October 22, 2015

Significance Of A Diamond Ring On Different Fingers

A diamond ring as an engagement ring has kind of become clichéd. You go out to a party and see a beautiful woman and then you see a diamond ring on her ring finger and then there’s a heartbreak. Majority of the diamond ring owners wear it on their ring finger, but there’s a significance of wearing the ring on each finger.
 
Diamond Ring

Little Finger

A neighbor to the ring finger, wearing a diamond ring on the little finger has a similar significance. It shows your association with the outside world. A brilliant diamond ring from Hazoorilal Jewellers will symbolize that you are a people’s person.

Ring Finger

This information is so commonly accepted that we don’t even know if it started out as a myth. Ring finger has a direct vein to the heart and that is the reason you wear the ring on this finger if it is a promise of togetherness from your beloved.  Buy a stunning diamond ring from Hazoorilal Jewellers South Ex, so that your better half’s heart remains in tandem with yours.

Middle Finger

The largest of them all, the middle finger represents you as an individual. It stands out above the other fingers and wearing a diamond ring on it shows your stature effectively. Wearing a diamond ring on the middle finger also portrays a balanced life.

Index finger

Generally considered as the first finger, it is always ahead of its competitors. That is the reason wearing a diamond ring on your index finger shows that you are a leader and an overall ambitious person. It also helps you tap your inner strength.

Thumb

The odd one out, but the most vital finger in our body.It works independently but most of our actions are dependent on it. Thus, wearing a diamond ring on your thumb symbolized your talent to work alone and still be successful. It is also a display of your willpower.

Monday, October 19, 2015

Bangles and Indian women!

Women love jewelry and I believe that the love for bangles needs a special mention here! Women, especially Indian women find their way to bangles- no matter how casual or festive the occasion is!

Bangles bring joy! A jewelry Shop in Delhi intelligently places a range of appealing sets of bangles in the outer display to lure the ladies passing by. They come in all sizes and if you even happen to visit an Indian wedding, you’d agree that there’s a barely a lady without bangles! Bangles enhance the beauty of traditional attire but then, they’re not limited to it.

Here’s a list of the types of bangles, according to what materials they’re made of and what occasions they’re worn in.
  • Glass bangles: These are the commonest of all. Glass bangles are found anywhere and everywhere in India. From the carts in villages to the shopping malls of cities, glass bangles come in a variety of colors and designs, and have been attracting women since ever! 
  • Plastic bangles: Plastic bangles are more popular among the unmarried Indian women and are worn casually by them. These are generally worn on western dresses to enhance the chic and trendy look of the attire. 
  • Metallic bangles: From Gold and Silver to white gold and platinum, these expensive bangles are mostly worn in weddings and other such occasions. Hazoorilal Jewelers is a well-established name in offering a wide variety of metallic bangles with elegant designs and carvings!
  • Ivory bangles: Ivory bangles are generally worn by newly married Indian women as a part of tradition. These are mostly white and red in color and are decorated with stones. It is also known as “chooda” in some of the north Indian states!
The tradition of wearing bangles in India would never die and bangles would continue to tempt all the women out there!

Tuesday, September 29, 2015

A diamond bracelet for my bride-to-be sister

Do you have a sibling? If yes, you would know that the relationship with our brother/sister feels incomplete without those periodic fights. And yet, the bond we share with them is so deep that we don’t know what we do without them. My sister is my constant companion, my confidant, and the one I absolutely love to fight with. So obviously, when she decided to get married, I clearly was the happiest person in the house. I have been waiting for this event for as long as I can remember, but more than that I am glad she is getting married to the guy she loves.

So when the families fixed upon the date of marriage, I was overjoyed. I really wanted to give her something special as her marriage gift. But because the announcement came sooner than I had expected, it didn’t leave me much time to save money as I wanted to gift her something nice before her engagement. I decided I would buy her a simple yet classy diamond bracelet from a reputed jewellery shop in Delhi. I went to various jewellers, saw the designs, got an estimate of how one bracelet would cost me, and then started accumulating money. Apart from saving most of my monthly income from my job, I did some content writing work as a freelancer. Of course, I had to work extra-extra hard for a couple of months but I feel it was totally worth it.

Jewellery Shop in Delhi

When I finally had the amount in my bank, I went to Hazoorilal Jewellers, from where my sister was buying part of her wedding jewellery and selected a beautiful diamond bracelet under my budget. Choosing a piece wasn’t so much of a problem because I knew what my sister would like. When I actually gifted her the bracelet, she really couldn’t believe it because during the 5 years I had been working for, I had never gifted her anything, even on her birthdays. She loved the bracelet and even wore it in her engagement. Her wedding is just a few weeks away and I am really looking forward to it. It feels great to be the reason for someone else’s smile, so if you want to give a special someone something, don’t think and just go ahead.

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Diamond rings for men: A guide for diamond shopping

Whoever said that diamonds are girls’ best friends never had an encounter with men’s love for diamonds! The truth is that men equally admire the exquisite pieces of diamonds, and the huge sale of diamond rings for men is evident of this fact.

Diamond Rings for men

Today, the engagement ceremonies are characterized by the exchange of diamonds between couples. The idea of owning a diamond is superb. However, the idea of shopping for a diamond may leave you in a maze of confusion. Hazoorilal Diamond Jewelery offers a variety of diamonds so wide that it would be difficult to select just one piece. Here’s a guide to all the women out there who’re planning to buy diamond rings for the men of their lives.

•Fit: When you buy him a diamond ring, you’d want it to be perfectly fit. An ill-fitting ring, no matter how wonderful it looks, cannot be flaunted well enough.

•The metal priority: Before rushing to the varieties of diamond, know which metal your man prefers. Some of the men may prefer a simple diamond stud over a plain gold ring. Some however may want platinum as the metal base. Knowing the metal priority may narrow your options down.

•The four C’s: If you’ve ever read about diamond and its originality, crack the four Cs related to it. These are clarity, color, cuts and carats. Use a magnifying glass to choose a colorless diamond, perfectly reflecting lights.

•Budget factor: You’d come across various varieties of diamonds. Chances are that some of them would exceed your budget and chances are that your heart goes out to a ring that’s way too expensive for you. It’s wise to keep your budget in mind. You can keep margins for modification.

Just remember all these pointers and you’re good to go!

Tuesday, September 8, 2015

Why Bridal Jewelry is Important

They day of the wedding and all the days leading up to it, are some of the best ones in any bride's life. Most of the women and sometimes even men, start to think of how their won wedding day will look, they start to picture every little detail what will look like what, where it will go etc etc.

And parents start to collect jewelry for these weddings since the birth of the child, they want their child or coming daughter-in-law to have nothing to want for. Most of the times, these jewelry pieces are ones that have been in the family for generation, they are not a lot, but their cultural and familial value is unparalleled.

Before the wedding the families usually take these pieces to their trusted family jewellers in Delhi or where they are residing to get them polished or repaired if they are not in the best the conditions. These are the heirloom pieces usually given to the bride from her parents and her in-laws too, passed down from one generation to the next. They might not be the most fashionable pieces but that is not the point, the point is the history behind and to be given this is a huge honor.


But, parents and family members now realise that the bride would also like something more to her taste and perhaps something which is a bit modern. That is why many of them take the bride to-be to select a few pieces of her own from the popular and trusted bridal jewellery shops in Delhi.

The point of the bride purchasing new jewellery is not to hurt anyone, but the cause of it is, that many times the heirloom jewellery is very delicate in nature, thus one cannot wear or use them on a frequent basis. They are usually kept in the locker or someplace safe and only take out for the extremely auspicious occasions. That is why for a more regular wear family members take the bride to-be to buy a few new pieces.