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Wholesale Indian Jewelry

There are actually a wide range of wholesale Indian jewelry that one could choose from online. While there are the classic designs of Indian jewelry like the ones that feature designs of nature, there are also those made of sterling silver that come in unique designs. These silver Indian jewelry comes in rings for men and women, bracelets, bangles and even pendants. Of course, if you are into precious stones or even just semi-precious stones, there are also a lot of wholesales Indian jewelry available for you. These stones could either be in designer items that most anyone could buy or you could have those that are made exclusively for you. There are bracelets made with cut stones and others that feature only your birthstone. You could have these wholesale Indian jewelry in stones set in gold or silver or even platinum. You could also get these stones as pendants to go with that perfect silver and gold chain that you got for Christmas. Because you are buying wholesale Indian jewelry, you could buy one particular stone that you like and have it set in different ways or you could have different pendants with different stones but set in only one specific design or pattern. The most common stones used in wholesale Indian jewelry are sapphires, topaz, amethyst, emeralds and rubies.

Aside from the usual jewelry pieces that you could most expect in the market, wholesale Indian jewelry also extends to other adornments like cuff links, hair pins or clips, brooches, among other jewelry items. You could avail of these types professional speaker Indian jewelry just in the same way as the traditional jewelry pieces. And just like the usual jewelry pieces, these types of ornamental pieces also come silver, gold and platinum and could also be studded with precious stones.

There are also the other pieces of wholesale Indian jewelry that you could get. These are the terracotta jewelry or the ones made with clay or those that are made with fine silver or gold wires that is woven into an intricately delicate design called the filigree. ones made of beads or shells could also be bought under wholesale Indian jewelry. Although these type of Indian jewelry are less expensive, it doesn’t make them less fun or stylish to wear.

Source: www.meadowfreepress.com/jewelry

Add comment December 15th, 2008

Vintage jewelry holds its allure in Los Angeles

V Vintage, House of Love and Luck, Tobi Tobin and Susan Jane feature older pieces among their collections.
By Melissa Magsaysay

Anyone who’s ever been to a flea market or estate sale knows that old jewelry is sometimes the best jewelry. Following on the heels of V Vintage in Beverly Hills (vvintage90210.com), which opened in June selling vintage pieces by Chanel, Dior, Miriam Haskell and others, comes House of Love and Luck. Opened just last week at 370 1/2 N. La Cienega Blvd., this vintage jewelry store has a selection that’s less expensive, $22 for 1980s album-cover earrings, say, or $132 for a 1950s choker with brown and yellow stones.

FOR THE RECORD: Photo captions accompanying a Dec. 14 Image article about jewelry designers who use vintage items in their work incorrectly listed the prices for two pieces by Tobi Tobin as $1,800. Her Marilyn necklace is $5,500, and her Jackie necklace is $3,950.

Designers are making what’s old new again too. Tobi Tobin recently found a home for the antique bits and baubles she’s collected in her travels as an interior designer. Shoe buckles from 1940s Spain, 1920s beaded appliqués from Hungary — even samples of fabric Chanel camellias — have become centerpieces of Tobin’s statement necklaces.

“I call it ‘regal rocker,’ ” she says of the collection, which is at Maxfield. Her necklaces, $1,375 and $3,900, are hefty, but look as delicate as tiaras, with the antique items hung from glittery strands of jeweled buttons she refers to as “princess necklaces.” (For imaginative sparkle at a slightly less princely price, the strung buttons go for $1,200 a foot.)

Of course, you can always make your own. Send your heirlooms, broken pieces or single earrings to Susan McDonald, designer of the Susan Jane jewelry collection, and she will make a custom bauble just for you. See susanjane.com for information. Lulu Frost (lulufrost.com) offers a similar service.

Magsaysay is a Times staff writer.

melissa.magsaysay@latimes.com

Source: www.latimes.com/features/printedition

Add comment December 15th, 2008