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Jewelry, quite surprisingly, seems to be an afterthought, rather than a priority, when it comes to designing a marriage. Big mistake! The right jewellery should show off your lovely dress and cause you to feel fantastic, all day long.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s easy to get frantic along with your budget, because you need everything to be good,\u00a0 but everybody has to rein it in a very very little<\/p>\n
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If you\u2019re after something with a lot of of a vintage feel, or you\u2019d just like to wear something with a little sentiment, the best place to look is your family\u2019s jewelry boxes<\/p>\n
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Rather than ensue to your ceremony dripping with diamonds, go with jewelry combinations that you\u2019re comfortable with. Unlike your dress, you can get more than one use out of your married gems, so choose the kind of jewellery you could see yourself wearing time and time once more.<\/p>\n
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Given that it is made from uncut diamonds, polki jewellery<\/a> is very expensive, with the value of a jewellery running into thousands of pounds. The value of a piece depends on the colour, clarity and the carat of the diamonds that are wont to make it. Not surprising that Polki jewelry<\/a> has thus abundant value attached to that that it becomes a heirloom piece.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Kundan and Polki<\/a> reflect India’s rich cultural and jewellery heritage. Brides last year were seen wearing Polki chokers<\/a> and chaand-balis<\/a> with poise and creating a lasting vogue statement with their jewellery.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n