Why Fashionable Diamond Earrings Are Still A Girl’s “Best Friend”
From time immemorial, jewelry of all kinds has found its varied use in beautifying men and women around the world. Also known as ‘ornaments’, jewelry serve typically the purpose of enhancing the beauty of the fairer sex. Necklaces from sleek chains to heavy ones studded with diamonds, emeralds, classic pearl jewelry with matching earrings and maang tikas, mangalsutras, payals, finger rings, nose rings, baju bandhs, bangles and bracelets all glitters with pride in her jewelry box. However, the all time favorite for every woman remains to be the diamond. A precious stone, the glitters of it can make any woman shine and hence makes an essential part of her everyday wear and much treasured bridal jewelry.
Now, jewelry comes in all kinds and types. Depending on the budget, women nowadays have the option of choosing from such wide variety just as beaded jewelry, trendy bangles and costume jewelry. For those who prefer sticking to the traditions, classic pearl jewelry and kundan jewelry are good choices. But despite all these, fashionable diamond jewelry has never gone out of style.
Diamond jewelry of all kinds, whether it is a pendant, an engagement ring, or a pair of fashionable earrings claims prominence among other class of jewelry. The sheer beauty exhibited by diamonds out run all other metals such as gold and silver. A well formed proverb, that diamonds are a girl’s best friend’ is true. Though traditional gold jewelry always brings a better price when compared to diamond jewelry, yet diamond jewelry is the first and foremost choice of the modern woman. It’s not just a status symbol, but the new age women consider it to be part of their identity. Trendy, chic and modern, diamond jewelry are easy within the budget of everyone. Besides, it is the best gift you can present to your loved ones. A diamond ring is considered to be the first choice while deciding an anniversary gift and a diamond pendant is something you can always gift your sister or daughter. All the more, nothing matches the elegance and style of diamond jewelry. For example, a pair of fashionable diamond earrings worn with a gaudy saree can just help you steal the show. It is easy to carry, can be used on a regular basis and suited to all times. Sophisticated and stylish, diamond jewelry reflects the zeal, charisma and independent nature of the contemporary woman of today.
With the presence of online jewelry sites, buying diamond jewelry without any hassles has made it a favorite of the day. Not only can you and your beloved browse through the catalogue of fashionable earrings, you can even have a look at the available bangles and bridal jewelry at your convenience. So, as the star twinkles in the sky like a diamond, make your beloved shimmer with diamond jewelry. As her lifetime companion, this time on your anniversary, gift her with a pair of glittering fashionable diamond earrings or a ring that she can wear to office. Give her the ‘best friend of her life’ which will always remind her of you and brighten her life.
What should I do if I dont want to wear my mangalsutra but my husband and his parents want me to?
I got married a year and a half back and I have been wearing my mangalsutra pretty regulalry and I live in U.S.A. I really dont like to wear the mangalsutra because it doesn't go with western clothing and I don't see benefit to it. I don't think it enhances marriage; I think it is weird to show so much sentiment for an object. But my in-laws and husband are pretty adamant about me wearing it. What should I do?
I was also born and brought up in U.S.A.
My husband was mostly brought up in India.
I noticed that after I added that I was born and brought up in the U.S.A people started answering more negatively and saying that I should wear the mangalsutra. I don't know if this is just a coincidence or what.
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what? iam confused
whats mangalsutra?
Yes, you should never remove your Mangalsutra in any time but when having sex its okay. Like u said, u don't want it to be dirtied and it is also very uncomfortable. So it okay to remove during sex but remember to wear it right after the night is over.
Even if I were also a Non-Hindu.I would feel happy and proud ,because it make my look charming,attractive and glammed by simply putting some pinch of Sidoor
on my MAANG,wear toe-ring[Bicchiya} ,nath,laung,andMangalSutra very happily.I have seen many such women in MP.UP,Chhattishgarh,ORISSA,WB
also.
Looking at jewelry cannot be described as "research." This word is reserved for serious matters.
Have you checked local jewelry stores for ideas? I usually get inspiration from those sorts of places then think of my own.
as you know marriage is the name of compromise.being a woman i am also a supporter of women's right but this is not a right way to protest. in our culture wearing mangalsutra is symbol of your suhagn .if your hubby &in laws wants that u should wear it than whats wronge? if u don't want to wear on weastern out fit than take a mid way just hide it inside ur shirt .your in laws only force u for their son beacause not wearing it feels them emberesing.i hope u do love ur hubby so leave it and enjoy ur married life becoz life is much preciouse then these types of misunderstandig .try to conveince ur betterhalf he will also under stand u .always try to take a midway in social & married life becoz every time attack is not a best defance!
i think the best person to give you an advice is a lawyer
yes ur married to her, she is your wife!! you can tell her, to come to your house and stay with you!
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The simple truth is that, its we Indian men have encourage the woman to step outside the house…..Today, we regret….so take it as it comes…now.
You can consider some simply silver jewelries, which can make you more elegant.
Validity of Hindu Marriage Ceremonies is based on section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955, read it:-
Ceremonies for a Hindu marriage.-(1) A Hindu marriage may be solemnized in accordance with the customary rites and ceremonies of either party thereto.
(2) Where such rites and ceremonies include the saptapadi (that is, the taking of seven steps by the bridegroom and the bride jointly before the sacred fire), the marriage becomes complete and binding when the seventh step is taken.
The Hindu marriage has to be solemnized according to the customary rites & ceremonies of any one of the party, so what has to be checked in the present case what were the necessary customary rites & ceremonies of both these two parties. Whether mere exchange of garland & putting golden chain with mangalsutra sufficient marriage ceremonies for any of them or not. Second question which has to be checked is if the rites and ceremonies include the saptapadi (that is, the taking of seven steps by the bridegroom and the bride jointly before the sacred fire) in case of any of these two parties. What I can presume this being a marriage between both or one of the south Indian person & as far my information goes the marriage ceremonies in certain group of people in southern or other part of India the ceremony of Satapadi doesn't exist, this however does not mean in that case their Hindu Marriages ceremonies are not valid if other required necessary marriage ceremonies applicable to both or one of the party has been preformed which will bind both of them in a legal marriage. In North Indian Marriages between Hindus the necessary ceremonies include Homa/Havan, Panigrahan & Saptapadi. Unless the complete history of the Hindu Marriage applicable to the parties in question is checked confirming that whatever ceremonies were performed between was legally sufficient for the valid marriage between them, no further comments can be passed on such marriage & its legal validity. None registration of Hindu Marriage does not invalidate the marriage in any case hence this plea that the marriage was not registered with the registrar of marriages under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 or any other relevant matrimonial registration Act won't get any relief for assuming it invalid marriage on this ground only.
It didn't matter, to them women are like cattle- status being either married or not. Men are considered the traders of women, and are held above this marriage status.
P.O.S.
I'm not an Indian, but I'd say it depends on whether you mean this in a religious,cultural, or a legal sense. If you haven't gotten it legally performed the government probably won't recognize it, and you should have a ceremony performed if you want to get married.
As for the religious sense, if there is a religious text available concerning this practice, which I confess I have no knowledge of, I would recommending reading it. The ceremony he performed may be all that is required, or there may be a stipulation that a religious or ceremonial official be there to witness the ceremony. Also, the culture may have shifted from the literal meaning of the words in that book, and may still expect certain practices to be followed, so if the cultural answer is what you're seeking then you should wait for a knowledgable Indian to answer.
P.S. if you're living in the US, then we wouldn't be able to legally "accept" your marriage as legit if you don't have a marriage license/certificate. For purposes of being able to …perform marriage duties, and culturally not being allowed to perform these actions if not married, the legal aspect may or may not be relevant.