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Home / India / Shine Brighter With Orra Fine Jewellerys Festive Collection

Shine brighter with ORRA fine jewellery’s festive collection

These designs are crafted to make an impression, whether teamed with a sequin or silk saree
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, Updated At : 12:38 PM Oct 17, 2024 IST
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In an effort to enhance the joyous celebration of Dhanteras, ORRA fine jewellery has unveiled its exclusive collection, intricately designed for this festive season.

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These exceptional festive jewellery will not only represent a dedication to uphold tradition, but also accentuate the charm of contemporary design. These designs are crafted to make an impression, whether teamed with a sequin or silk saree, Paithanis, or any festive attire.

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Managing Director Dipu Mehta said, “At ORRA, we deeply value the cultural importance of jewellery in India. Our newest collection perfectly merges traditional craftsmanship with modern design. These necklaces not only narrate a tale but also cater to individual style and aesthetics, while embodying the festive spirit of celebration and joy that characterises the season.”

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