Merging Aesthetics: Swarovskiand#039;s Confluence of Crystals

p/p pemIt is not often that you get to witness the very best of Indian design genius joining creative forces with an avant-garde international brand such as Swarovski. Luxpresso explores the outcome of this collaboration./em/p pbr /From regal designs that speak of ancient Indiaandrsquo;s penchant for fine jewellery to contemporary pieces that reflect the personality of the modern Indian woman, the latest collection from the house of Swarovski has something for everyone. Poetically christened as the Confluence of Crystals, this collection is much more than what Swarovski has come to define. Weaving trends, traditions and stories through these impeccable crystals are some of Indiaandrsquo;s best and beloved fashion and jewellery designers, including Amrapali, Eina Ahluwalia, Shivan andamp; Narresh, Suneet Varma, Rohit Bal, Outhouse, Pernia Qureshi, Manish Arora, JJ Valaya, Isharya and Gaurav Gupta.br /br /strongEthereal beauty/strongbr /Whether you like to proudly wear your heritage in the form of ornately designed chokers and maang tikaas by Suneet Verma or mix and match Indo-Western ensembles with statement pieces such as earrings and kadas by Amrapali or even the artistic pendant by JJ Valaya, this collection proves to be a confluence of quality and creativity. Every fashionista dreams of owning a collection of crystals for their sheer colour, beauty and vibrancy. Combined with the pure design aesthetic of these Indian maestros, the Confluence of Crystals becomes a real asset for every woman who likes her jewellery to make a personal style statement./p pandnbsp;/p p style="text-align: center;"/p p style="text-align: center;"emEarrings and rings by Eina Ahluwalia with Swarovski crystals/em/p p style="text-align: center;"embr //em/p pstrongModern twist/strongbr /Nothing spells elegance and understated drama quite like an eye-catching piece of jewellery that not only gets you noticed, but also is a great conversation starter. Hence, along with the legends, Swarovski has also roped in a young crop of designers such as Eina Ahluwalia and Isharya for a breath of fresh fashion. Not leaving behind the breed of fashion savvy men who love to occasionally flaunt their accessories, the brand also collaborated with Rohit Bal to create ornate cufflinks and buttons. Consider the heart-themed ring by Manish Arora or the one by Isharya to make a statement at the next cocktail party. Whatever the occasion, the Confluence of Crystals is indeed an eclectic jewellery collection divided into three categories-andmdash; weddings and special occasions, everyday modern classics and menandrsquo;s accessories. It is also a fitting tribute to mark the brandandrsquo;s 15-year-long journey in India./p pandnbsp;/p pemImages via a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.facebook.com/swarovskicrystals/" target="_blank"Facebook/Swarovski/a/em/p pandnbsp;/p pstrongMore On andgt;andgt; a href="http://www.luxpresso.com/jewellery/contemporary" target="_blank"Contemporary/a/strong/p

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