Cowrie Shells & Dokra Goddess Durga Neckpiece – DDJn25134

This ornate neckpiece is designed perfectly with intricate Dokra engraved Goddess Durga. Goddess Durga is the source of power & women’s empowerment. May you win over every evil in your life. The combination of red threads with white cowrie shells and dokra Goddess Durga is a work of pure magnificence. Pair up this beautiful neckpiece on the Indian occasion of Durga puja with beautiful a Bengali saree.  Dyed with vegetable and floral colors, to provide you with comfortable wear. Made with love by the rural artisans of Bengal.

Jewelry

What Jewels symbolize: Beauty classicism. The nature of valuing beauty is a trait that all humans have, particularly women. The feeling of desire to enhance the beauty and charms through the daily use of different Petal Neckpiece items. It’s a simple way of keeping memories alive. Whatever occasion it may be, jewelry serves as a special gift that highlights the importance of the person to that you’re going to give this item There is also no denying that wearing a beautiful and distinctive piece of jewelry will make you feel great and confident. It just will. So jewelry’s so much more than just an ornament. Wearing a fab piece of jewelry not only gives confidence but also helps connect with memories and loved ones.  

 What Jewellery Do: It may be attached to the body or the clothes. from a Western perspective, the term is limited to permanent ornaments and excludes flowers, for example. It is important for women as it can make them feel beautiful, stylish, unique, and confident. It ultimately plays a big role in creating a woman feel good about herself, which is why it’s so valuable to many women.

The word jewelry comes from the word Jewel, anglicized from the Old French word joule. Before that, it came from the Latin word Jocale, which means Plaything. Throughout history, jewelry has been one of the important luxury goods due to its uniqueness and exclusiveness. Jewellery, as well as luxury, has over time been the subject of twofold, or rather multiple, interpretations. Historically, jewelry has always been a land of art, craftsmanship, and design.