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How to Choose Your Wedding Jewelry

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Getting the correct jewelry for the most important day of your life is no less than a task. The correct colour, style, jewelry type, weight, jazz is so much more important than you think. Bridal jewelry is one of the most elegant part of the entire get up of the bride. Especially   Bridal Gold Jewelry   has set trends for the upcoming brides in India and over the globe. Here are some important tips for how to correctly choose your Bridal Indian Jewelry. 1.      Pick a necklace matching your neckline It is very important to make sure these two aspects synchronize, as this could make or break your entire look. Make sure you are wearing a neck piece only as heavy as you can carry. It should weight so much, so as to sprain your neck. 2.      Pick accessories that highlight your look, more so themselves Have jewelry that does not overshadow your outfit or gets overshadowed by the outfit. Remember, both, the outfit and the jewelry play an important role in gathering your entire look. 3.     

What is Paithani?

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Paithani is a Maharashtrian style saree. It was first founded in Paithan, a town in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra. It is a rick fabric that employs pure silk threads strongly handwoven with silver zari threads. It is widely renowned for its oblique square and peacock design. It is an offering of Indian heritage with rich designs closely woven into the fabric. To own a Paithani in India is like owning treasure. What is Paithani made of exactly? It is woven out of pure silk fabric to get the desired look for the perfect occasion. There are three types of silk threads that are used in order to make a paithani: Charkha: This is widely used. It is cheap, dull and uneven. Ciddle-Gatta: Fine quality silk, thin shear, shiny, smooth and even. China silk: Very expensive to use.   Here are a few features of a pure Paithani Saree: Colours Paithani Sarees  come in a lot of colours. These colours are made out of vegetable dyes. The dominant traditional colours include the following: Pophali - y