Tarinika Jewelery

  Waistbands or Kamarbands are a fascinating accessory that has been part of traditional couture since ancient times. Known as Vaddanam in the Southern part of India, this jewelry type has been evolving in style and functionality over the years. In fact, this accessory can really enhance your glamor quotient if you pair it right. Traditionally worn on lehengas, Parkinis, and saris, you can also try to pair it with other attires.  Read on to know about five waistband types that can help you shine like a diva!  1. Temptingly Traditional: Admit it, when it comes to choosing waistbands for grand occasions such as a wedding, our hearts often gravitate towards the traditional designs. Occasions that call for traditions and culture are best complemented by such an Indian jewelry set . The  Lord Ganesha Antique Waistband from Tarinika is a perfect example of such a waistband. Detailed with elaborately crafted Ganeshas, and embellished with the right amount. Beautiful motifs...

In today's world, where jewelry is considered as an elaborate fashion statement, a mangalsutra is a mark of the marital bond between the husband and wife. In India, a Mangalsutra is traditionally made in gold and it has black beads set in a gold chain.  The term Mangalsutra is made up of the words Mangal and Sutra which literally translates to 'auspicious bond'. It is tied around the neck of the wife by the husband as a sign of eternal love, companionship, and commitment.   Since the (golden) days, a mangalsutra is said to be worn for more than just beautification. In Ayurveda, a mangalsutra is said to help stabilize the mind and body of the woman. It also helps her heart health.  With the changing times, the preferences of women have also changed drastically when it comes to the humble Mangalsutra design . It still remains an integral part of the wedding festivities but each bride picks a design based on her personality and choice. The design you choose speaks volum...