Bangladesh’s jewellery scene is being reshaped by young designers blending tradition with modern customisation. As fast fashion fades, handcrafted pieces that reflect identity, heritage, and meaning are redefining the country’s fashion and bridal jewellery market.
Costume jewellery blends heritage and modern flair, elevating style with ethnic, tribal, or minimalist pieces. Affordable yet expressive, it reflects individuality, tradition, and evolving trends — perfect for fashion-forward women embracing both vintage and contemporary jewellery aesthetics.
Elevate your Eid outfit with statement jewellery like Kundan necklaces, jhumka earrings, statement rings, bangles, and anklets. Mix traditional and modern styles for elegance. Hair accessories add regal charm. Balance is key for a polished festive look.
The jewellery market in Bangladesh is experiencing a remarkable transformation. Once synonymous with gold and silver, the country’s fashion scene is now embracing bold innovations and diverse materials, catering to both traditional sensibilities and modern preferences. Whether it’s for grand occasions or everyday wear, gold and silver are no longer the go-to options.
Jewellery is a timeless investment that enhances any outfit. Precious metals like gold retain value, while diamonds, pearls, and tennis necklaces offer elegance. For a more affordable option, cubic zirconia and moissanite provide beauty at a lower price.
Jewellery has been an essential part of human culture for millennia, serving as personal adornment, an announcement of social status, and artistic expression. From natural materials like shells and bones to detailed metalwork of ancient civilisations, jewellery has constantly evolved, reflecting technological advancements and cultural shifts in each era.
As history has proven to repeat itself, fashion trends are no different. We have seen the comeback of Y2K fashion in the 21st century and now we embrace the alluring charm of body chains and belly chains.
Founded by Rubaith Raihan, the online jewellery shop Shakhari celebrates traditional aesthetics with a trendy touch. Whether it's playful trinkets for university events or dazzling bridal sets, Shakhari offers a rich variety of options — suitable for every occasion of any age group.
Rings are definitely top of that list of jewellery. Although seemingly small in size, rings do pack a punch! From dainty, barely-there ones to oversized, chunky ones and everything else in between, rings are incredibly fun and add just the right amount of pizzazz to one’s look.
Clothes give definition to a person; they accentuate one’s personality. For me and most fashionistas I have known in life, fashion is not only about the runways; rather, it’s about the city streets and the village markets
During COVID-19, one woman's creativity soared, transforming her vision into a flourishing business in a remarkably short span. But it was only a few months ago, teacher-turned-entrepreneur Dipu decided to take her vision for unconventional jewellery to the masses. Her dream, however, was not to succeed alone, but to take underprivileged women in her community with her.
A gown is not just a mere dress. It is a shining beacon of hope, of wishes that one has held dear in one’s heart since childhood. Most women will agree, the right outfit has a magnificent transforming effect on a person instantly.
For Tahmina Shaily, jewellery carried a depth of significance that transcended generations and cultures, weaving together stories of love, heritage, and personal triumph. And thus, she founded “Shoilee” more than a decade ago, which has now blossomed into a thriving enterprise.
Wooden jewellery carries a certain charm, which you may not find in metals and gemstones. Artisans often utilise offcuts from furniture makers or fallen branches, ensuring that each piece contributes to a cycle of renewal and minimal waste. One such artist is Rial Sarker — the founder of Tukro Kath.
There’s something special about heirlooms. More than their actual value the worth they hold with memories and sentiments is invaluable.
People wear gemstones for many reasons. For many, they hold special meanings — from devotion, and trust, to commitment. It is considered extremely romantic to receive or gift someone a precious stone with a special meaning attached to it. Here are some familiar stones and what they represent.
When it comes to statement jewellery, only a few pieces can rival the evergreen attraction of jhumkas. Over time, these ornate, dangling earrings have transcended cultural boundaries to become a universal symbol of elegance and grace. Above all, jhumkas are known for their intricate craftsmanship and their ability to effortlessly elevate any outfit, making them relevant to the fashion scene at every age and era.
Clay and wood jewellery are such jewels, which are imbued with the rich history and cultural heritage of our country. The beauty of these jewellery pieces lies in their simplicity, earthiness, and the traditional craftsmanship that goes into creating each piece. Belal Hossain, an artisan of exceptional skill and passion, has been making clay and wood jewellery since 1984.
Jewellery for the body is perhaps our most ostentatious, obvious way of showing our love and gratitude towards our bodies! A slinky chain around the waist, an armlet on the upper arm aren’t modern style statements, but have been worn by men and women since ancient times.
