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The new bridal jewellery wardrobe: Why Indian brides want pieces that go beyond the wedding

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By Disha Shah
| The Hans India Verified
A bridal set has traditionally been designed for a single day, then put away. Indian brides are now asking a different question: where and when else can I wear this? That question, more than any trend, is reshaping how bridal jewellery is designed. The heavy set was never only decoration. For generations, bridal gold has also functioned as a form of financial security: an asset associated with the bride that could stay with her through different stages of life. The context has changed too.
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When the stone stops being the story, design has to become one

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By Disha Shah
| The Hans India Verified
Not long ago, a client’s first question was usually about the diamond itself, whether it was mined or lab-grown, how many carats, how it would grade. That question still surfaces, but it moves past quickly now, almost procedurally, before the conversation settles into what actually holds a client’s attention: how the piece looks on her, how it catches light, and what makes it feel distinct. For most of fine jewellery’s modern history, the stone did the persuading.
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How was it never safe for this 5-year-old

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By Disha Shah
| reflections.live
Source:  Ricky Turner on Unsplash.com A home is meant to be a heaven, but when an abused child is unable to feel safe, that home becomes a living nightmare. Where can a child find safety, other than in their home? A disturbing occurrence has unfolded in the Satara district of Sambhajinagar (formerly Aurangabad), leaving many people shocked.
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