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The G-10 is a traditional guccha for women in silver. It is listed as 75% silver, which means it has less silver than 92.5 sterling and some other metal mixed in for strength. It is made and packed in India by Bhagwati Jewellers. Pieces like this are often worn with ethnic outfits for weddings and festivals.
Wear the G-10 guccha with dry skin and clothes, after lotion and perfume have settled. Check that it is secure before you move around. Take it off before bathing, cooking or cleaning, as water and chemicals dull silver. Keep small parts away from young children.
Women who like traditional silver jewellery for weddings and festivals, and shoppers looking for a silver gift for a bride or a family elder.
One guccha, design G-10, from Bhagwati Jewellers. Store it in an airtight zip pouch or closed box, away from moisture and perfume, and wipe it gently after each wear.
Manufacturer Name: Bhagwati Jewellers
Manufacturer Address: 106/1 jagannath puri main road old mohan puri
Country of Origin: India
| Gender | Female |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Returnable | No |
It means about three quarters of the metal is silver and the rest is another metal for strength. Sterling silver is 92.5% silver, so 75% silver has a lower silver content and usually costs less.
Guccha is a traditional name used for more than one style of silver jewellery. Check the product photos and description to see how the G-10 is meant to be worn before ordering.
It is made and packed in India by Bhagwati Jewellers, a jeweller that also makes silver toe rings, rakhis and tagri in its own numbered designs.
Like all silver, it can darken when it meets air, sweat, water and chemicals. Store it in an airtight pouch and wipe it with a soft cloth or silver polishing cloth to bring back the shine.
Silver jewellery is a common gift at Indian weddings and festivals. A traditional guccha suits a bride, a new bahu or an elder who prefers classic designs over modern fashion pieces.
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