fondness for wellcrafted and elegant gold jewellery in fact mughal royalty gave the utmost importance to jewellerymaking with their favourites being distinctive gold pieces studded with gemstones and finished with motif designs this typical mughal style was adopted by other indian regions of madhya pradesh gujarat andhra pradesh and orissa to make a fusion into their regional gold jewellery patterns mughal jewellery is a beautiful combination of expert indian craftsmanship and middle easts cultural flair resulting in some spectacular indian goldwork with bewitching floral designs mughal empresses wore exquisite long earrings and nose rings that were beautifully crafted out of fine enamelled gold and studded with premium beads thick bracelets called kadas were also forged in pure gold engraved with elaborate floral patterns and set with stunning gemstones pure gold anklets were quite popular with the ladies in the mughal clan not only huge necklaces and earrings but turban ornaments were also modelled in gold enhanced with different gemstones and beads that dazzled the emperors intimidating persona even further even today jewellers take inspiration from mughal style jewellery to create opulent aesthetic pieces for brides celebrities and to be displayed as collectors itemsour golden sagaindia has been a vibrant and thriving centre for the invaluable goldjewelled arts for many centuries with its own mines yielding gold diamonds and many other precious and semiprecious stones the charm and journey of these treasures has been remarkable coming from the 1st century till now to bring pride of being featured on international platforms of ancient artistic jewels what we hold through these pieces is not only vintage value but centuries of heritage and evolution crafted in gold with more inclusions to follow