The Royal state of Rajasthan has the wealth of Handicrafts, Gems, and Jewels, which makes it a shopper's paradise. From anklets to earrings to headgears you would find everything on your tour to Rajasthan.Each area in Rajasthan follows its own traditional style even if comes to jewellery designing. Many things may attract your attention while you take a tour of Rajasthan and specially the colorful bazaars displaying the classic forms of jewellery adorned by the Royals, Aristocrats and Nobles done in real Gold, Platinum with precious stones embedded to lend glamour or the reasonable, chunky Silver or the cheap metal with colored glass cuts.

Rajasthan being the world's largest center for hand cutting of Gems, is India's important source for precious and semi precious stones like; Ruby, Emerald, Garnets, Agate, Amethyst, Topaz, Lapis lazuli, Carnelian, etc. Rajasthan is famous for its jewellery industry and it is one of the world's largest center for hand cutting of gems. Rajasthan is a perfect place to shop for some of the most charming and attractive hand crafted jewellery. This feature of Rajasthan attracts many tourists every year, which encourages tourism in India.

From the time when the royal kings ruled the state of Rajasthan the patronage for artisans of the state was encouraged to a greater extent in order to embellish zenanas, the women's wings of the palaces, and the durbar or courts. Artists were treated with due respect and their work of art was accorded due place. Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan is the world's largest gem cutting center and therefore the best place to pick up strings of garnets, amethysts, or quartz at prices so low that they are difficult to believe. The city also offers some of the precious stones, which include rubies, emeralds, and diamonds. Kundan, the art of setting stones in gold is famous in Bikaner and Jodhpur. The art of Minakari is carried out on a large scale in Jaipur, Nathdwara, and Pratapgarh.

Besides silver, the state of Rajasthan is known for its Lac bangles, Kundan and Minakari, enameled gold jewellery, uncut diamonds and emerald cutting. The handcrafted slip-on shoes called Jootis won't let you leave without buying a pair for yourself. The leather is tanned and dyed and made into incredibly soft yet remarkably sturdy footwear. The upper part of the jooti is embellished with embroidery, studded with brass nails or cowrie shells, punched, sequinned, stitched-the decorations and designs varying with the region. For hand-knotted woollen carpets, lampshades, vases, perfume vials, and photo frames the city of Bikaner is the right way to go.

Your Rajasthan India tour would let you experience more as you proceed with your shopping of Handicrafts, Gems, and Jewels in the colorful bazaars of Rajasthan.