18 Karat Jewellery
More and more brands are coming up with finely wrought ornaments that
entice women seeking global fashion. They are not just for women with
plenty of money. Women with lesser than plenty can also indulge.
You may see an exquisite piece of light-kissed white gold on someone in the
office and wish to buy something similar for yourself. However, most women
are not keen on filling up their jewellery box with kinds of stuff seen
everywhere and on all and sundry. As they say, variety is the spice of life
and it is true when it comes to fashion as well. Today’s women want to be
appreciated for their exceptional fashion sense. Not evoke an ‘oh, my aunt
and neighbour to have the same
earrings’
kind of reaction. This is where fine jewellery opens endless avenues for
chic designs. And 18 Karat jewellery has already earned great fervour for
its glam factor and quality.
With all the hype 18 Karat
gold jewellery
is enjoying nowadays, one actually wonders why it walks away with the bulk
of the googly-eyed attention. 18K basically means there are 18 out of 24
units are gold – 75% gold. So, it does come within the affordable price
range, compared to 22K and 24K. One thing that made cool belles fall in
love with this alloy is its subtler and softer colouring – a deep pleasant
hue that blends in with the workwear rather than stands out gaudily. So,
jewellery to plays a part whether we dress for a purpose or not, and it is
not necessary to have a purpose to don gold, right?
Donning 18 Karat
diamond jewellery
in the day to day lives, today’s forthright womenfolk are going for the
naturally attention-calling rather than attention-seeking items. There’s a
staunch desire to work hard and do well in life, not taking anything for
granted. Women buy their own jewellery today. As a matter of fact, a
well-chosen 18K piece can bring out the real you in what you call
effortless elegance. A gentle pendent adorning the mid-night black dress or
a sleek pair of earrings that accentuate your presence! Indeed,
accessorizing is an art. Something more than owning valuables.
Trendy jewellery
doesn’t mean making ‘trend-of-the-moment’ designs that may probably make
you regret buying them. How sad would it be to look at them after 2 years
and sigh – “I wish I hadn’t spent so much on this.” Customers should be
able to look at it with fondness ten years down the line too. Even the
bigger, more opulent pieces have a touch of pragmatism. Yet, if you look at
popular fine gold items, they are lovely, arty and gracefully edgy, taking
pride in flaunting individuality and individual style statement. They can
be as classic as the black dress with silver earrings or white top with
blue denims. Always in!
When Melorra Fashions Magic with 18 Karat
Melorra’s 18 Karat jewellery pieces are among most sought after by college
goers, young professionals, homemakers and retirees. It is all about
exhibiting fine jewellery that resonates with modern women – feminine,
sophisticated yet casual enough for a walk in the park. Melorra also has
thematic ornaments that are quirky or talisman-like – sometimes in the
shape of an owl or a violin or four-leaf clovers that swing gently from a
slim chain
. Their impressive display in endless scroll-down online shows that
jewellery is coming out its loud and fussy mould. It has become something
that you need not take off (ever), can shower in or sleep in.
Melorra’s 18K collection have items that cost below Rs. 10,000. It ranges
from quite an opening price point to something far superior. So, Melorra
does address a diverse and vast group. Some of the pieces include a deep
gold amulet with tiny stars hanging from it, a ring highlighted with a tiny
pavé diamond stone, a pair of oversized round earrings. They may vary in
depth and size, there was a lucidity to the panache, celebrating everyday
wear. What better thing to blow your paycheck on? The pieces have an
identity - they reflect independence, ambition and self-worth – everything
contemporary women stand for. Yet, Melorra doesn’t rest on its current
popularity. Because there are still miles to go.
