Jewellery has always been associated with women and this is one fact that has been in existence for centuries now. Women have always responded with equal passion in their love for jewellery.
Women have always been the epitome of beauty and sensuality and they adore beautifying themselves. So ever since jewellery was first discovered, women have played an essential role in wearing them. Since the start of civilisation, we find traces of jewellery made of various materials ranging from bones, stones, beads and metals which in due course have paved the way for diamonds, coloured gem stones and valuable metals. Realising the importance of ornaments, QNET has come up with its own exciting range in the Umayal Collection.
The collection boasts of finest pieces of jewellery in the form of:
The elegance of the Peacock Baroque Set pays tribute to the sovereign beauty of this stunningly luxuriant king of birds. The peacock is the epitome of nature’s true beauty with its richly coloured feathers of captivating design. The real grandeur of this majestic creature is truly set free through the flare of blue sapphires and topaz gems alongside the mysterious allure of the chrysocolla stones; set against the striking shimmer of silver. This peacock feather-inspired necklace and earrings can be worn with any outfit. It is one of the most beautiful pieces of the Umayal Collection that helps you in attaining a stunning look.
The Floret Empress Set combines tradition with new-age fashion.Its beautifully intertwined design gives an air of strength, protecting the fragility of the inner empress, whilst emanating a celebration of new life with delicate blossoms placed on its surface. It’s intricately woven design is reminiscent of a protective haven, the silk cocoon, shown through both the pendant and matching earrings. Sprinkled with orange sapphire gemstones, a sparkle emerges from this artistic arrangement, encompassing the very heart of the wearer from birth to new life.
The beauty of the Glacier Leaf Set lies in its rare and refined appearance reminding us of the eternal richness of Mother Nature, the giver of all life. Symbolising happiness, strength and protection, these beautifully delicate pieces can complement any look or outfit, leaving you with the choice of mixing and matching to your mood. Similarly, with its shapely and textured curves, the Viola Coral Set portrays honour and esteemed accolade to one of the most revered creatures in the marine world, the mushroom coral.
The Rowan Set in the Umayal Collection is inspired by the mystical appeal of the rowan tree. Handcrafted from sterling silver, the set comprises of a pendant, ring and a pair of earrings. The Sylvan Set embodies love for the forest with its whimsical loops and swirls that are evocative of leafy vines trailing down from trees. This two-piece set, consisting of a pendant and earrings and is cleverly crafted from silver to give the ornaments a vintage look.
Whereas, The Misty Pendant merges the elegance of the sea fan with the mystique of smoky quartz, producing a captivating piece that will catch the eye of the beholder, the splendour of shimmering snow-laden trees in winter is the inspiration for the Ice Queen Set. The transcendent beauty of the nautilus shell is reflected in the charismatic design of the Nautilus Set.
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