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Vaibhav Visesha Jewellery Expo draws huge crowds in Visakhapatnam
Visesha, an Uber-exclusive fine jewelry boutique by Vaibhav Jewellers has organized an exquisite ‘Fine Jewellery’ exhibition of limited edition - Inspired, Hand Crafted & curated jewelry masterpieces for women of the city on Saturday and Sunday at Lords, Welcom Hotel Grand Bay between 10 am to 9 pm.
Visakhapatnam: Visesha, an Uber-exclusive fine jewelry boutique by Vaibhav Jewellers has organized an exquisite 'Fine Jewellery' exhibition of limited edition - Inspired, Hand Crafted & curated jewelry masterpieces for women of the city on Saturday and Sunday at Lords, Welcom Hotel Grand Bay between 10 am to 9 pm.
This exhibition showcased stone studded, antique, temple, fusion, pachi, diamond and platinum jewellery from Mumbai, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Rajasthan and Ahmadabad. This Uber-exclusive jewelry designs were made available keeping in view of the festive and marriage season.
The centre of attraction is the Golden Grandeur Temple miniature made of 22 kt gold of 5,877.8 grams with majestic artisanship kneading inspiration from the Dravidian temple architecture with a potpourri of Hindu deities.
The five step Gopuram is intricately chiseled with Dasavataram, Lord Hanuman followed by many other inspiring demigods. It also covers the holy forms of Ashtalakshmi on the squared mandapam with presiding deity Lord Venkateswara would captivate all in glory.
