Mehndi Wedding Design: Bridal Jewellery

Friday, 18 May 2012

Select Your Earrings Matching with Your Face Shape

Earrings make any woman look more charming and attractive. There are appropriate types for every occasion and any woman.

Due to the fact they are close to the face, earrings must compliment one's face shape.

There are also several basic styles that can be worn from day to evening and are appropriate for a variety of clothing options and occasions.

How to choose earrings?

You should identify your face shape first to decide what style of earrings will compliment your face best. Consider what will enhance your good features. Take into consideration the cut and color of your hair, your skin tone, your body size and clothes you're wearing.

Saturday, 5 May 2012

Lajwanti Collection at Bridal Couture Week 2010 by style 360 tv channal

Lajwanti is famous fashion brand in pakistan.In Bridal Couture Week, Lajwanti presented their fabolous outfits designs.

These were bridal lehngas, sharars, ghararas, dulha sherwanis with paghri for bridegroom head.

Many famous models display the collection such as mehreen syed, tooba siddique, nadia hussain and many more

Resham famous lollywood herion presented pink color of bridal dress.That one is suitable for walima bride as barat bride should wear red color.Resham hairstyle was a traditional pakistani bridal hairstyle.

Kundan Jewelry is going to become Inn in 2011 beacuse of Gold raised rates

Kundan jewellery is one of the most exquisite traditional Pakistani jewelry. The word Kundan itself means ‘Pure gold’ justifying the use of refined gold in designing this jewelry. Though its inception dates back to the Moghul Era, it is still in vogue among the Pakistani masses and even abroad.

The art of designing Kundan jewelry is calledKundankari, which involves a group of expert craftsmen involving chiterias, ghaarias, the goldsmith etc. Initially the jewelry piece is first shaped and then holes are cut for the precious stones to be engraved and then the pieces are enameled. When the stones are to be set, lac is inserted in the back, and is then visible in the front through the holes. The Kundan, i.e. the highly refined gold, is then used to cover the lac and the stone is pushed in it.

At times, more Kundan is layered on to finish the piece to strengthen joints and add to the beauty of the jewelry. This was the traditional way of designing them, until the western techniques of claw setting were introduced. The stones used in the jewelry vary from occasion to occasion and even the regions. The usual stones used in Kundan work include emerald, crystal rock, topaz, amethyst, jade, agate, garnet etc.