Uncut Diamond Jewellery in India

Birdichand Ghanshyamda jewellery modelled by Malaika Arora Khan

Uncut diamond jewellery or also called the “uncut diamond jewellery polki style”, is a look that overpowers the bling and whiteflash of cut and polished diamond jewellery. In the age of conspicuous consumption, to bling means to out bling others and dazzle. Here in Canada it is not very common to see uncut diamond settings, whereas [...] Read more »

London Manori Dragon Jewellery For Chinese New Year of the Dragon

London Manori Bracelet

London Manori dragon jewellery is a perfect timely addition to a jewellery collection to celebrate the Chinese New Year. London Manori dragon jewellery collection is a powerful and timely jeweled addition in celebration of the 2012 Year of the Water Dragon Chinese New Year. January 23 commences the start of the New Year symbolized by [...] Read more »

New Blue Nile Blue Sapphire

New Blue Nile Blue Sapphire

Online Jewellery store Blue Nile’s most recent new addition to the blue sapphire collection is the new Blue Nile blue sapphire and diamond ring in platinum.  The sapphire is a medium dark, slightly violetish blue  with eye clean clarity. Blue Nile has a wide selection of blue sapphire rings but this New Blue Nile blue [...] Read more »

Avaa Bindi Bridal Jewellery

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Avaa Bindi Bridal Jewellery  Bollywood movies have popularized many facets of Indian culture into the mainstream of the global online market such as Indian jewellery, fashion, dance and music. The bindi adorns the foreheads of many Indian women especially in Indian and Asian weddings, more specifically in Hindu weddings. Bollywood glamour has revived the bindi [...] Read more »

The Jewellery Industry and Hybrid Financial Models

Part 3 The Jewellery Industry and Hybrid Financial Models, by Anuppa Caleekal, B.A., M.Sc. Digitalism Magazine www.digitalism.ca © Copyright 2009 In Part Three of this Essay, we take a look at hybrid models in the jewellery industry which utilize both, the conventional retail model as well as the internet as their financial models.  Through the [...] Read more »

Book Review On Shobhan Bantwal’s novel The Dowry Bride

  Book Review On Shobhan Bantwal’s novel The Dowry Bride, by Anuppa Caleekal, B.A., M.Sc. Digitalism Magazine www.digitalism.ca © Copyright 2009 Shobhan Bantwal’s first novel ,The Dowry Bride is a gripping tale of a young woman’s struggles within the realities of an arranged marriage. The novel is set in India, picturesque in its description of the [...] Read more »

Part Two: The Jewels of www.BlueNile.com: A Case Study of The Age of Digitalism and Its Memetic Impact on the Jewellery Industry with Focus on Blue Nile

Part Two: The Jewels of BlueNile.com: A Case Study of The Age of Digitalism and Its Memetic Impact on the Jewellery Industry with Focus on Blue Nile.:Essay by Anuppa Caleekal, B.A., M.Sc. Digitalism Magazine © Copyright 2009 Introduction: With the dawn of the Age of Digitalism and the infancy of public interaction with the internet [...] Read more »

Digitalism, Meme Theory and Impact of Internet Shopping in the Jewellery industry As a Case Study.Part One

Digitalism, Meme Theory and Impact of Internet Shopping in the Jewellery industry As a Case Study. Part One :Essay by Anuppa Caleekal,B.A., M.Sc., Digitalism Magazine © Copyright 2008 One of the most brilliant works of our times is a book by zoologist Richard Dawkins entiled, The Selfish Gene published in 1976. More than thirty years later [...] Read more »

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