Like many brides, I spent a significant amount on jewellery. I bought a few pieces and rented most of the rest. I loved how they looked, but so much of the market was priced far beyond the quality it offered — and the affordable options often lacked the elegance and finish a special occasion needs. That question became Lakshanam.
Is the form considered, or copied? We look at whether a piece holds its own next to jewellery priced at twice the amount.
How well it is put together — the joins, the clasps, and the weight of the piece in your hand.
The work you only notice up close, and a plain statement of what the piece is actually made of.
How it wears. Whether the colour holds and the shine lasts well past the first occasion.
When you pay more for a piece, you should know exactly why — the design, the craftsmanship, the detailing, the materials or the finish. Premium pricing should always be backed by genuine value, and we will tell you which of those you are paying for.
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