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Starting A Jewelry Business in India

When you want to start a jewelry designing and selling business, then you must take some measures before things got underway. You will have to think of a name for your company. At the same time, you will have to make sure that no other brand is registered under a similar trade name. You may also opt for trademark registration online if you want to ensure that other jewelers do not copy your brand name. If you already have a business, then it is best that you fulfill all the mandatory legal compliances. Getting your business incorporated You can get a trademark registered under your name, but it is more prudent to set up a company for this purpose. If your pieces of jewelry are handmade, then their copyright and trademark registration is doubly vital. Other jewelers can violate your intellectual property rights if you fail to get your products copyrighted. You must get in touch with an intellectual property lawyer to handle the process of copyrighting your creations.
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Handmade Jewellery - Making Your Own Ethnic Jewellery

Began doing this handcrafted jewellery class in January, as one of my New Year resolutions. All that can be said is  that I am really carrying it through, and I have to say it feels fantastic. Up to now I have crafted a copper ring as well as a copper and brass pendant. The ring was easy to make, with a little hammering but the pendant took me three courses to finish.  Copper bangle This week I am going to be trying my hand at a bangle. Tomorrow, I have already cut out the metal and warmed through the metal and certainly will begin twisting it into shape. Making handcrafted jewellery demands a lot of hard work. It gets easier once you understand what you do but it is also quite healing wearing more particularly and jewellery ethnic jewellery designs which you have handcrafted yourself. When clients respect my ring and pendant and inquire where I got it, I can not tell you how I swell with pride when I say, "I made it myself". They generally cannot believe that it
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Ancient History Of Handmade Jewellery That You Must Know

Handmade Jewellery was popular even in the ancient days. In the earlier days, some natural materials like shell, animal teeth, and bones were mainly used for making jewellery. In the past, there was no machinery to manufacture jewels, and it was only handmade. Skilled artisans and jewelry making professionals crafted the antique handmade jewelry. Here you would know about the ancient history of handmade jewelry. Symbol Of Status In the ancient days wearing handmade jewelry is considered as a symbol of status. In Egypt and China, handmade jewelry was a sign of rank. It was believed that only rich people could own handmade jewellery as it was expensive. This is because the raw materials used for the making of handmade jewellery were quite expensive. Religious Element In ancient days the handmade jewellery was considered as a sacred element in several temples and historic buildings. It was used as a decorative element for deities in temples. Valuable handmade jewellery w
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