Since time immemorial, jewelry has been an integral part of the Asian practices, more so in the wedding ceremonies. During the early civilization, the people traded with valuable minerals such as gold, silver, bronze and other items, some of which were discovered at Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa. Ornaments were normally made by skilled blacksmiths from the Indus valley and sold to the markets in India and Pakistan. In those times, there was much golden bridal jewelry in the form of necklaces, bangles, earrings, brooches, rings and so on. Other than gold and other related metallic items, wood, stone and conch stones were also popular for making jewelry of various forms.
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As the fashion arena continues to transform, more materials and styles have been developed as it can be seen in the variety of Pakistani bridal jewelry. The Pakistani demand for golden ornaments remains high with most of the pieces used for weddings and other functions having an average of 22 carat pure gold.
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As it might be expected, jewelry forms an integral part of the Pakistani wedding ceremony from the first function to the last one. Some of the items that are held in the same regard as the bridal dress include Pazeb, bridal rings, Bengals and the necklace. Even now, the jewelry fashion continues to change, even if just in terms of design. The major differentiating factor of jewelry is the material used. You can find bridal ornaments from various materials namely platinum jewelry, white gold jewelry and golden jewelry at affordable prices. Pakistani jewelry for the bride has and continues to evolve, and contains both local and western touches. It will surely continue to be an important part of the wedding culture.  |
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| Bridal Makeup and Jewelry |
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| Pakistani Bride |
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| Bridal Jewelry and Makeup |
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