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The traditional jewellery of West Bengal features a variety of cultures, starting from the Hindu Rajas to the Muslim kings along with the foreign colonisations. This is also reflected in the traditional art, culture, dresses, food, music, dance, architecture, attire, religion and festivals of West Bengal, thereby making it as the richest cultural state of India. Usually made with Gold and precious stones, the traditional jewellery of West Bengal has a unique traditional style and has maintained the cultural ethnicity of India. Here’s everything you need to know about the traditional jewellery of the richest cultural state of India: West Bengal. Pati Haar: Patti Haar is a heavy studded necklace which is worn by the women of West Bengal during Durga Puja, weddings, festivals and family events. It is made of pure Gold and is crafted with intricate designing and immaculate precision. Its flattened shape makes it easy to wear and classy to style. Jhumko: Jhumko/jhum...

When it comes to Handmade jewellery , the charm of handmade ornaments outshines all other types of jewellery styles. It is not the Sheer beauty which makes it desirable but the real attraction lies in intricately crafted unique designs and the efforts made by the skilled craftsmen to curate each and every piece of handmade jewellery. There are different types of handmade jewellery to choose from. To start with the few, we have curated a list of types of handmade jewellery. Ready to explore the list? Let’s get started! Antique Handmade Jewellery Antique handmade jewellery is a type of jewellery that has not been in the mainstream production for the past few decades. Due to its old rustic charm, distinctive design, state-of-the-art workmanship and use of semi-precious and precious stones, the antique handmade jewellery has gained popularity among people from the last few years. If you have a thing for old exquisite rustic jewellery pieces then antique handmade jewe...