Sujni Tag: Your Go‑to Spot for Easy Jewelry Advice

If you’re scrolling for straight‑forward tips on gold, gemstones, or Indian fashion, you’ve landed in the right place. The Sujni tag gathers the most useful articles from RH Jewellers, so you can find answers without hunting through the whole site.

What You’ll Find Under Sujni

Every post under this tag is written for people who want clear, quick information. Need to know what the "875" stamp on a gold piece means? There’s a short guide that explains the 21K purity, the BIS hallmark, and how to estimate price. Curious whether a nose pin suits your face shape? One article walks you through the best styles for each face type.

Other popular topics include:

• Choosing the perfect mangalsutra – from classic gold chains to modern designs.
• Understanding silver purity marks like "833" and what they mean for value.
• Decoding the symbolism behind black bangles and beads in a mangalsutra.
• Finding the best month to buy gold in India to save money.

Each article sticks to a practical format: a short intro, a step‑by‑step checklist, and a quick FAQ that clears common doubts.

How to Use These Guides Effectively

Start by picking the topic that matches your current need. If you’re shopping online, read the "How to Tell Cheap Jewelry" guide first – the magnet test and weight check can save you from a bad purchase. If you’re planning a wedding, the "How to Choose the Perfect Mangalsutra" article gives you design ideas and buying tips in just a few minutes.

Take notes while you read. Most guides include bullet points you can copy into a phone note for later. When you’re ready to buy, compare the checklist with the product you’re looking at. This simple habit helps you spot missing hallmarks or mismatched colors before you click "Add to Cart".

Feel free to come back to the Sujni tag whenever a new jewelry question pops up. The collection grows regularly, so you’ll always have fresh content to rely on.Ready to learn more? Browse the list of posts below and start mastering Indian jewelry, one easy tip at a time.