India took a step. The state is trying to be a leader in regards to jewelry design. Some 30 designer jewelry and residential design to India to start with held a demonstration of jewelery ornaments in 30 shows simultaneously. Performance titled India International Jewelery Week (IIJW) happened Mumbai, India, 15 to 19 August 2010.

Slightly are different the fashion presentation, in performances jewelry, designer jewelry and coordination among creators need to flair. Combining these two performances could risky. The case is techniques to display jewelry which could match clothing worn by models but not "drowned" by design of clothing is just too attractive and so many others too common that slammed by sparkling jewels.

Senior Designer jewelry, like Rosily Paul, Rhea Nasta, Yogendra Sethi (YS 18), and Shreyans Kapoor (Kashi Jewelers) managed to show a fashionable blend in his performance. In particular, the design and style Yogendra Sethi demand at the U.S. and Asia. As an impressionist painter who also frequently exhibited his works, Sethi able transform his artistic vision of canvas to jewelry design.

As well as painting, he mixes each of the colors of precious stones in to the design. He borrowed the ideas you generate of traditional Indian jewelry and after which polished having a contemporary touch by mixing the colors of precious stones really are a bit fancy, just like white gold and pink gold. The distinctiveness of the design is the design using the original type of jewels. Gold and precious stones carved with careful around a jewel intact (uncut diamonds). Only Sethi that includes a variety of jewelry with unique colors, such as moss green, yellow orioles, and chocolate milk.

Unlike Sethi, designer Rhea Nasta great focus on luxury diamond design. Classical models, such as a necklace with a multi-layered circle like a spider's web, choker, earrings with diamond strands (chandelier earrings), dominate the collection. Especially in these performances, he displays the famous Indian dancer, Sandip Soparrkar, who teamed with his wife, brought the choreography of "Cinderella Shoes." Rhea's work shoes are made for six months with the exceptional reign about 1,200 diamond grains.

The draft Rosily Paul generally simple, contemporary, and eclectic. No wonder if young people like her. Admitted as a lover of nature, seeking reconstruct rosily gained inspiration out of natural surroundings with an unconventional approach. One example is the choker is decorated with tendrils like tree roots.

Sethi, Rhea, and rosily using classic cut dress design with primary colors. Sethi with long white gown with layers of lace here and there, according to the catwalk are painted with pastel colors. While rosily using a long dress with pleats and spun flowers at the bottom.

This probably distinguishes it from jewelry designers Ganjam Nagappa, who received the honor appeared in the final sequence, a destination that is usually given to the designer of the most anticipated audience. Ganjam use beautiful designer who tend futuristic, with styles of clothes and stacks of hit-and-cross motif. While the display of jewelery is relatively "mild" so that some of his collection "drowned" in the hubbub of the model dresses.

Mughal luxury

A final day IIJW stuffed with top designers who design inspired by the artistic golden age of India, namely the era of the Mughal Empire. The results of this traditional, very thick coloring designer collections, like the Laks Pahuja, Rahul, and Miraj Surana (Surana Gems), Manubhai Zaveri, Sangita Diwan (Tanishq Zoya), and Karen Arora (Amrapali Jewels).

On this day designers just like uniforms associate elegance with traditional-style jewelry design oriented sari (traditional Indian dress), a slightly modified here and there. Sparkling jewel so prominent in the body of the sari-clad models with basic colors, like black, brown, ground color, and blue. It's just that the collection Surana, the model adds a large flower-shaped hat with contrasting colors white and black.

If you would like to see the luxury jewelry India, this was it. The designers don t has any inhibition to demonstrate all the sparkling gems and precious stones. Amrapali, by way of example, sprinkle the model beginning from a string of jewels in her hair, gold choker that covers the entire neck, gold-plated chain necklace with a sprinkling of emerald, ruby, and ruby; long dangling earrings to sparkling anklet.

Manubhai Zevari, which emphasizes the application of gold, is likewise showing a similar luxury. If you've ever seen in the museum's variety of jewelry in the era of Indonesian kingdoms of the past, so about it designer collection. "Necklace" gold-filled cover the entire shoulder (neckwear) with a large pendulum enthroned her diamonds and jewels. Large bell-shaped gold earrings hung with beads of pearl (diamonds drop) participate swayed when the head is moved.

While Laksh Pahuja got applause the audience because of the specific collection. Two dolphins stuck in the shoulder model. Of course the dolphins were made from his throne of gold diamond, complete with a "sea water" was made of diamonds.

In India, jewelry is one amongst everyday life. However, it becomes special in case it s associated with the tradition of marriage. Not surprisingly, most of the Indian designer still refers to this tradition, namely the design of a grand, heavy, and full of sheen. After all, the scene IIJW began to show a shift towards a more simple design, comfortable to wear, and light.