How do they do it? - Jewelry Designs

What attracts us most about jewelry, is it's design. Ever wondered how those designs are created?
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Lakshmi Kemp haram


Designing jewelry is all about creativity of the artisans. The jewelry designs are mainly driven by emotions. Jewelry might be designed for various occasions, say, spiritual, matrimonial, loyalty to families and organisations, remembrance, etc.

What to look for in a jewelry design?

(a) They should focus on emotions, desires and needs
(b) They should keep up with the market trends and current needs
(c) They should exhibit novetly

Keeping in mind the desires of the customers, jewelry is designed. The artisans are given the necessary space to unleash their talents.
A basic sketch is initially created with utmost geometric precision. In recent days, Computer Aided Designing (CAD) techniques are used to create jewelry designs.

Each jewelry is unique in character, shape and size, irrespective of the material in which they are made.

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Appreciate the hard work that goes in to making amazing designs, that make you look beautiful!



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  1. Divya M6 May 2022 at 23:29

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