Jewellery is known to be a significant embellishment for a long time. Its importance in the life of an Indian woman can be assessed from the number of jewellery gifts she receives on multiple auspicious occasions. Adorning with jewellery is not only a usual tradition but carries deep values attached to each and every piece of jewellery. In addition to the feminism element, it represents creative expression. In Indian tradition, it carries a symbolic meaning, playing a vital role spiritually during marriage ceremonies. The jewellery piece worn by the bride represents that she will become a part of the husband’s family. It’s basically a purification ritual. A greater value is placed on nuances of bridal jewellery. The heavier the nuances of the jewelleries, the greater role they carry in the legacy of the family.

Apart from bridal jewellery worn by the bride, there are different religious and spiritual jewellery that is worn to be protected from divine beings. Indian women have a massive fascination with silver and gold jewellery. In Hinduism, it is considered good luck. Traditionally, jewellery has been related to power and prosperity, thus forming a principal part of devotion with Indian women.

By using different ornaments, the acupressure points on the specific parts of the body get pressed and acupressure treatment takes place. Thus, we understand that the true purpose in the tradition of wearing ornaments is the acupressure treatment spiritually.

Relation between Divine consciousness and Indian Jewellery

Indian jewellery differs from religion to religion to modify the essence of aesthetics. In Hindu tradition, there is a culture of wearing ornaments all over the body, such as the hair, nose, ear, waist. Women in Hindu Dharma are encouraged to wear specific ornaments on specific occasions, for example, at the time of the festivals, ornaments such as waistband and armlet are worn. These ornaments are not only objects for display but are an essential medium to provide the woman with Chaitanya (Divine Consciousness) thus activating divinity in her.

Contact with the Jewels awakens the chetana in the body. Chetana in turn transmits alertness to the body. Due to the awareness, the body becomes sensitive to imbibe the sattvik  Tej waves. Through this sensitivity springs luminance. Through the radiance, divinity arises, and due to the divinity, joy is created. This delightful state gives a comprehension of the blissful God Principle. Furthermore, through the comprehension of the God Principle, one can attain Moksha (Final Liberation). The blissful radiance of jewellery apparent on the body of the wearer removes Raja–Tama chief particles from the atmosphere. Hence, it imparts divinity and destroys the negative vibes.

Ornaments are related to specific parts of the human body. Every part of the body is associated with a particular chakra in the body (for example, Adnya-chakra). By wearing ornaments, the Chaitanya is activated through that specific ornament which gets linked to the particular chakra in relation with that part of the body. This leads to purification of the chakra which further lowers the distress of the individual affected by negative energy.

The significance of fascinating ornaments:

Earrings:- In India, earrings are one of the most attractive jewels worn by both men and women. It is believed that the tradition of piercing ears is considered to open the inner ears in receiving sacred sounds. In the jewellery world, Whatever your style, the correct pair is the main factor in turning your attire from mediocre to fabulous and there are various styles of earrings such as Kundan Earring, Polki earrings, Jhumkas. Ethnic earrings are usually made of silver and gold, crystals, and different materials with countless designs that definitely provide a peerless grace to the wearer.

Nose ring:- Named as “Nath” by Indian women is the most enticing piece of jewel in Indian tradition. It is considered a vital part of ethnic bridal jewellery. According to Ayurveda, Piercing the nose near a specific node on the nostril assists in reducing the pain during menstrual periods in women. Thus, younger girls and older women are recommended to wear nose rings. In their religious belief, nose piercing heals the woman after an illness. They are generally made of gold or brass material and are available in various patterns and are a fantastic accessory to amp up your style quotient.

Bracelet:- Bracelets are the fundamental ornament for married women and are worn on their wrist, it is a symbol of marriage. In the fashion industry, you can find women wearing bangles with extensive options and varieties such as Diamond Bracelets, Gold Bracelets that adds massive elegance and style to their appearance.

Necklace: – Since olden times, necklaces were worn by women to bring good luck. Necklaces also symbolize prosperity and protection. Women also wear a black beaded necklace after marriage which is called mangal sutra which symbolizes that husband and wife will be soul mates

There are various distinct types of necklaces like a Kundan necklace, Choker which is made in silver, gold thus it adding a soulful touch to the overall personality of women and gives an exclusive glamour to her personality.

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