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Oxidized jewellery also known as oxidized silver has evolved into a popular contemporary fashion statement, embodying a fusion of tradition and modernity.

Oxidized Jewellery: A timeless allure of vintage elegance and modern style

Oxidized jewellery also known as oxidized silver has evolved into a popular contemporary fashion statement, embodying a fusion of tradition and modernity.

Oxidized jewellery, often referred to as oxidized silver or antique jewellery, offers a distinct and captivating aesthetic has captured the imagination of jewellery enthusiasts worldwide.
This unique style involves intentionally tarnishing the metal, typically silver, to achieve a darkened or blackened appearance, creating an aura of vintage charm and sophistication.
With its roots tracing back to cultural and historical contexts, oxidized jewellery has evolved into a popular contemporary fashion statement, embodying a fusion of tradition and modernity.
Well, there are various reasons for the popularity of oxidised jewellery. Unlike precious metals such as gold and silver, oxidised jewellery boasts versatility and are affordable.&nbsp;
<h3>History of oxidised jewellery</h3>
For, thousands of years metals like silver, brass and copper are being used for making different forms of jewellery.
However, around 1000 AD, during the method of refining metals, the process of blackening silver first took place while extracting out impurities.&nbsp;
The oxidized effect is achieved by exposing a pure metal to Sulfur. Using Silver Black, which contains hydrochloric acid, is another method of oxidizing jewellery.
The Banjara tribe of Rajasthan is known to use very heavy and colourful jewellery made from shells, mesh, metals, coins, beads, and chains which are oxidized.
<h3>The sudden emergence of oxidised jewellery</h3>
In today's era, various oxidized jewellery like bangles, earrings, pendants, cuffs, anklets, long and short necklaces, nose rings and bracelets, and other numerous attractive jewellery designs are available all over the world.
The designs which have gained more popularity among teenagers and young adults these days are pendants with zodiac signs.
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Following the RBI's withdrawal of the ₹2,000 notes, jewellers are receiving customer inquiries for gold and are accepting ₹2,000 notes for payments but they are also seeking signed declaration form and PAN and Aadhaar cards for ID proof

Jewellers accept ₹2,000 notes with conditions as gold inquiries rise following RBI's currency move

Following the RBI's withdrawal of the ₹2,000 notes, jewellers are receiving customer inquiries for gold and are accepting ₹2,000 notes for payments but they are also seeking signed declaration form and PAN and Aadhaar cards for ID proof

In a bid to adapt to the recent policy changes by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), jewellers across the country have begun accepting the discontinued ₹2,000 currency notes, albeit with certain conditions. Simultaneously, the jewellery industry has experienced a surge in customer inquiries for gold, following the RBI's decision to withdraw the ₹2,000 denomination notes from circulation.
With the intention of facilitating a smooth transition for customers, jewellers have cautiously decided to accept the old ₹2,000 notes. However, this acceptance comes with a set of riders to ensure transparency and legitimacy in transactions. Customers are required to present valid identification and proof of purchase or invoice for the jewellery they wish to buy.&nbsp;
Additionally, jewellers are maintaining detailed records of these transactions to ensure compliance with government regulations and prevent any potential misuse of the old currency notes.
The move by jewellers to accept ₹2,000 notes has been welcomed by customers who had been holding onto these discontinued bills. It provides them with an opportunity to exchange their old notes for valuable assets like gold. Moreover, it also helps alleviate concerns about the sudden devaluation of the currency.
The combination of jewellers accepting ₹2,000 notes, albeit with strict conditions, and the subsequent rise in gold inquiries reflects the evolving financial landscape in the wake of the RBI's policy changes.

The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.

Haryana: in new order, govt doctors asked to not wear short skirts, denims, makeup

The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.

The Haryana government has imposed a new dress code policy for government doctors banning denim jeans, palazzo pants, backless tops, and skirts.
Women doctors have also been banned from wearing make-up or heavy jewellery while male doctors have been asked not to grow their hair longer than their shirt collars, The Indian Express reported.
The policy, issued on February 9, has been communicated to all government hospitals across the state. It states that anyone not following the dress code will be considered absent from duty and liable for strict action.
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij, explaining why the dress code was introduced, said, &ldquo;It becomes difficult to distinguish between doctors and patients in hospitals. That is why the dress code shall be implemented for staff members. It will enhance the outlook of the staff members, and help patients get better health facilities,&rdquo; he said.

Artist uses AI to imagine astronauts as brides. Incredible results will stun you
 

Watch: artist creates AI-inspired astronauts brides. Here's why

Calling the collection 'astronaut bridal couture,' Jayesh has largely showcased wedding wearables such as headband (maang tika), necklace, nose ring.

Calling the collection 'astronaut bridal couture,' Jayesh has largely showcased wedding wearables such as headband (maang tika), necklace, nose ring

In the latest breakthrough to Artificial Intelligence generated images, a jewellery maker has created astronaut brides.&nbsp;
Artist Jayesh Sachdev has created brides wearing astronaut outfits, helmets to display his latest jewellery collection.&nbsp;
Calling the collection 'astronaut bridal couture,' Jayesh has showcased wedding wearables such as headband (maang tika), necklace, nose ring.
Jayesh's social media page is all about Artificial Intelligence inspired ornament collection. The unique concept involves jewellery being showcased on AI-inspired objects, animals, cartoon characters or humans.&nbsp;
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Mushroom-inspired jewellery is the latest fad; here are some pieces that’ll take your fashion game to next level.

Mushroom-inspired jewellery is the latest obsession of fashion world!

Mushroom-inspired jewellery is the latest fad; here are some pieces that&rsquo;ll take your fashion game to next level.

Magic mushrooms are having a moment! The mushroom-inspired jewellery trend is being embraced by both high-end jewellery houses like Swarovski and independent accessory designers.&nbsp;
So, pair your outfits with funky and chic mushroom-inspired jewellery; be it necklaces, earrings, bracelets or rings.&nbsp;
Here are some mushroom-inspired pieces that&rsquo;ll take your fashion lewk to next level. Start small with a mini mushroom necklace that can be added to an everyday stack or worn alone, take cues from Justin Bieber.&nbsp;
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