Indian Jewellery

The book thoroughly explores Indian jewelry, delving into specific regions: Jewelry of Delhi, the United Provinces, Rajputana, Malwa, Central India, Punjab, Kashmir, Afghanistan, Bombay Presidency (including Aden), Bombay (continued) covering Central Provinces, along with miscellaneous observations, Madras Presidency, Bengal, Eastern Bengal, Tibet, Antique Jewelry, and general conclusions. It highlights the significance of body ornaments and their history within the Indian Empire and beyond, offering meticulous illustrations and portraits of notable figures. Religious, rural, and artistic aspects are covered, catering to Indian readers’ limited exposure. The author acknowledges contributors and Mr. W. Griggs for the project’s sustained commitment. The work showcases the fusion of styles and influences in Indian jewelry, anchored by Delhi’s historical role in fashion and culture.