Gold Sticks Stones Necklace  manufacturing requires much skill and time to get it right. It’s an art form that needs the combination of technique and concentration to stroke the metal in a precise way to give it the finish needed. Intricate designs could sometimes take months to even years to perfect, which is why designer jewellery incorporating heavy designs with foliage and minute details come at a price. 

We work on numerous types of jewellery and thus have specialized craftsmen who make gold ornaments and are well versed in their respective art. With such a strong backbone, we are able to manufacture these intricate designs very quickly without any errors. Gold Sticks Stones Necklace  making across the world has reached a stage where these days all the latest technology in jewellery manufacturing is being used. These new-age techniques help manufacturers like us save a lot of time on every piece as compared to traditional jewellery manufacturers who still haven’t adopted the newer ways. Depending on the type of jewellery that we are making, all ordered jewellery goes through the hands of numerous craftsmen before they are ready at Praavy   

The Gold Sticks And Stones Necklace has its roots in the Middle East and North African nations especially Egypt. The Egyptians are extremely fond of stone-studded collar necklaces, long earrings and chunky finger rings. The Egyptian royalty wore a lot of statement pieces and most of the modern designs we wear today are an imitation, rather a recreation of those ancient designs. The Romans loved the flashy feature of this kind of jewelry too; however, for them it was not so much about statement necklaces as much as it was about wearing gigantic-sized, jeweled rings.

Speaking about the revival of  The Gold Sticks And Stones Necklace in modern times, the credit goes to fashion designer Coco who was among the firsts to create jewelry pieces studded with crystal and colored glass. She popularized it as costume jewelry. In the later decades, various other designers came forward to experiment with this new style playing with designs, colors and materials at Praavy.