Amrutam Jewelry

  Championed by the Nizams of Hyderabad back in the day, the simple sophistication of pearls has had jewellers, brides and connoisseurs falling in love with them for centuries now.   The allure of Kundan and pearls together has also got a nod of approval from the recent crop of celebrity brides too—Deepika Padukone wore a pearl satlada for her mehandi, and Sonam Kapoor Ahuja opted for a choker in kundan and pearls.   Discover our edit of Kundan and Pearl jewelry by designers at Amrutam Jewelry .   When it comes to ethnic dressing, the jewellery is just as important as your choice of outfit. One of the easiest ways to add a touch of luxury to your Indian look is by way of statement Kundan and pearl chokers . Whether you wish to elevate your heavily embroidered lehenga or your deep-necked saree blouse, chokers will help you round off almost any wedding ensemble.     The all white look is a classic. Try pairing maangtika, jhumka, rings ...

Jewelry designers today, have presented their take on the layered necklace and we at Amrutam Jewelry   have rounded up the most gorgeous Rani haar, satlada and panchladas on the market you can invest in.   With wedding fashion this year, you are likely to see a return to the age old classics. Those pieces your grandmother owned and your mom had, you now want as well. A time-honoured bridal piece that’s taken centre stage is the long Rani haar along with panchlada and satlada necklace. These layered neckpieces are as statement-making as they are stately for the biggest dress-up occasion of your life.   'Satlada' literally translates to ‘seven strings’, and are typically encrusted with pearls along with a healthy dose of diamonds, emeralds and rubies. While the seven-layered version of this necklace design remains as a bridal go-to for the wedding ceremony, panchladas (five layers) and long Rani haar are its beautiful pared-down counterparts for pre-wedding celebra...