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Sunday, 9 September 2018

Delhi Durbar- Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas


Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers needs no introduction among the jewellery-obsessed. The century-old brand from Jaipur enjoys an ardent patronage for reincarnating the lost arts of India. A favorite with modern Indian brides who revere tradition, the brand thrives on reviving time-honored jewellery-making techniques with an innovate spirit. Each majestic creation from the hallowed house is flourished with a touch of Rajasthan’s regal cultural legacy.









After Jaipur, Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas Jewellers is now set to open its next store in Delhi—a sprawling 1,800sqft space at the heart of south Delhi. The tasteful store is not unlike a museum, and celebrates fine jewellery, art and architecture in equal measures. The store opening also coincides with the launch of their ‘Delhi Durbar’ collection—an ode to the capital city’s culturally-vibrant past. All the signature collections have been displayed in glass-framed almira’s alongside prized antiques and objet d'arts personally sourced by the designer.






“Delhi Durbar”, an exclusive jewellery collection launched by Birdhichand Ghanshyamdas is a tribute to a glorious tale of the history of India. It is a tale which bewitched the whole world with its sparkling glamour and displayed the lavish wealth of Indian princely states.

 



With flamboyant impressions of regality and vivacity of kingly life, Birdhichand’s Delhi Durbar unveils the hidden forgotten treasures of the time




Sonam Kapoor on the ramp in full regalia with the riveting Birdhichand’s Delhi Durbar jewellery, robes by Jayanti Reddy and styled by Tanya Ghavri.






The year of 1911, Maharajas and Nawabs from all over India summoned at Delhi durbar, adorned scintillating jewels and augmented India’s pride. The explicit “Delhi Durbar” collection is an inspiration taken from this unforgettable era of marvel. The jewels revive the lost essence of antique gems beautifying them with a feminine touch of modern era.

The designs are an array of traditional motifs of peacock, flowers and intricate cut- work encrusted with beautiful embellishments of emeralds, rubies, sapphires and diamonds. They bring out a royal statement of Indian finesse, taken its flair from the times of yore and complemented with an excellent craftsmanship.















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