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The evil eye bracelet is one of the most common talismans you’ll see in stores, on runways, and on wrists worldwide. People wear it to ward off envy, bad luck, or “negative energy.” But does it actually protect you? Below I unpack the origin, the cultural rules, the physical materials, and the real-world reasons people […]

Birthstone jewelry is a thoughtful way to personalize a gift. A single gem can combine aesthetics, symbolism, and practicality. Choosing the right stone means matching meaning, durability, style, and budget. Below I explain what each month’s stone represents, how they differ in hardness and care, and practical buying tips so your gift lasts. How to

Renting bridal jewelry is growing fast because it solves a clear problem: most brides want show-stopping pieces for one day, but paying full retail for items worn once often makes little sense. Renting gives access to high-quality diamonds, designer pieces, and vintage heirloom styles without the long-term cost. Below I explain how renting works, why

Choosing the right bridal nath (nose ring) matters more than you might think. The wrong shape can throw off facial balance. The right one can lift your features and tie your whole look together. This guide shows how to pick a nath for your face shape, explains sizing and materials, and outlines the important bridal

Picking jewelry for a wedding means balancing looks, durability and long‑term value. Kundan and polki are two classic choices for South Asian bridal jewelry. They often look similar at first glance, but they are different in materials, making technique, maintenance and price. This guide explains the real differences, when one is a better fit for

If you prefer jewelry that feels like a natural part of you rather than an ornament that announces itself, minimalist bridal jewelry is the right route. Minimal pieces avoid bulk, reduce snagging, and let the dress and your features take center stage. Below are five practical, modern ideas that stay elegant while staying light. Each

Your wedding-day jewelry should do three things: complement your dress, survive a long day of hugs and dancing, and feel like you. This checklist covers the seven pieces every bride should consider, why each matters, and the practical specs you need to choose them confidently. Don’t start shopping without deciding how each item will work

Temple jewelry is the ornate gold and gemstone work you see on South Indian deities, classical dancers, and brides. It began as sacred ornamentation in temple rituals and grew into a living craft. Today it is both a religious symbol and a mainstream style. This article explains where it came from, how it is made,

Parents and relatives often want to dress newborns in gold or silver for photos, baptism, or cultural reasons. That makes sense — jewelry can be meaningful. But newborns are not small adults. Their skin, airway, and behavior create special risks. Below I explain the real pros, cons, and specific precautions so you can decide and

Gifting jewelry is personal. It can say “I love you,” “I respect you,” or “I’m thinking of you.” But astrologers warn that certain pieces carry symbolic weight. They say those pieces can alter emotional energy, stir misunderstandings, or even create distance. This article explains three jewelry items astrologers commonly advise against gifting to a partner.