Jewelry

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Kundan jewellery

Diamond jewellery

Gold jewellery

Silver jewellery

Diamond jewellery

Antique jewellery

Polki jewellery

Minakari jewellery etc

Copper

Stainless steel

Chain Bracelet

Charm Bracelet

Pearl Bracelet

Cuff Bracelet

pearl bracelet

bangles bracelet and many more…

Gold Jewellery

Sliver Jewellery

Rose Gold Jewellery

Platinum Jewellery

Diomand Jewellery

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Jewelry / bijouterie

Ornaments

Ring

Engagement ring

Wedding ring/wedding band

Signet ring

Earrings

Hoop earrings

Necklace

Pearl necklace/pearls

Bracelet

Charm bracelet

Bangle

Chain

Clasp

Beads

Cufflinks

Pin / brooch

Locket

Pendant

Medallion

Barrette

Bags

Belts

Scarves

Hats

Sunglasses

Watches

Jewelry refers to decorative items made from precious metals and gemstones, often worn for personal adornment. These include:

Necklaces

Bracelets

Rings

Earrings

Brooches

Anklets

Ring
Earring
Pendant
Bangle
Bracelet
Necklace
Nosepin
Accessories
Chain
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