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Showing posts with label contemporary jewellery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label contemporary jewellery. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

ConfusionFa Statement Neckpieces

My love for statement neck pieces is back. Here is a look at 3 pieces I picked up from ConfusionFA sometime back.

ConfusionFa Statement Neckpieces
ConfusionFa Statement Neckpieces

The above piece has a stunning black brown marble effect pendant with a very fine intricate leaf and a bead drop. The strings are white pearls. Reminds me of the Mughal Era. Silk black sari with a very thin border is that I think this would look good with. Or a chiffon pale lemon sari with the necklace taking away all the attention.

The next one I got is a green beaded necklace with a mother-of-pearl floral pendant. This looks very royal and I plan to match it with a saree with simple floral gold studs for the ears.

ConfusionFa Statement Neckpieces
ConfusionFa Statement Neckpieces

The third one is a bit more modern. Multiple strings of tiny purple beads with a huge flat stone piece in yellow that sits on the side closer to the neck. A very Bohemian look - long flowy floral skirt,  white sheer top in Georgette, open hair with natural waves - yes I'm picturing this out on the beach in some ways!

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Jewellery Haul From Maya's Arc Jewelry

Jewellery Haul From Maya's Arc Jewelry
Jewellery Haul From Maya's Arc Jewelry




Recently I came across a lovely pair of earrings through a google search for jhumkis - earrings in the shape of a dome. This is how I landed up on Maya's Arc Jewelry. Maya's Arc is a joint venture run by two girls - Priya and Uma. One of them operates from Chennai and the other from Singapore.
I got myself two pairs of earrings - the jhumkis and another pair of danglers that blew my breath away!

First let me tell you quickly about the website before we drool over the lovely pieces I got. The website mayasarc.com offers online shopping for both contemporary and ethnic jewellery. The jewellery has Indian heritage pieces, Tibetan wonders, casual pieces called De-Lite and some pieces having stones sourced from across the globe called the Signature range. 

Browsing the site is easy and you can use a credit card or net banking to make the payments. Delivery time varies depending on the source of your jewellery and is mentioned in your order with a maximum of 15 days to ship the order.

And now the best part - customisation - yes you can customise your pieces. When you visit the page of a jewellery item you can check out the possible customisation options. I loved the pieces I selected hence did not need any customisation but you can alter the length of the piece, change the style of the earring etc.

And now for the part I am most excited about....

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