“Artificial silver oxidized jewelry offers an affordable and accessible alternative to genuine silver. Crafted from base metals or alloys, these pieces replicate the aesthetic of oxidized silver, making them a popular choice for budget-conscious buyers. The history of artificial jewelry can be traced back to the need for mass-produced, cost-effective accessories during the early 20th century.

In Odisha, artisans have embraced this trend, creating intricate designs inspired by temple carvings and tribal motifs. These ornaments are lightweight, durable, and versatile, catering to diverse fashion preferences. While artificial jewelry lacks the authenticity of real silver, its affordability and variety make it a practical option for everyday and occasional wear. This segment continues to grow, driven by the demand for stylish yet economical accessories.”