Assam has a rich collection of traditional jewelry, which is unique and exclusive to the state. These jewelries hold a special place in the heart of the Assamese women and are worn during the cultural and religious events. Jorhat, the second biggest city of Assam, is the main jewelry making centre of the state. The most famous ornaments of Assam are those made of gold.
Beads ornaments of various types are found in all over Arunachal Pradesh . However weaving or decorating small beads ornament are predominatory found in Tirap District. The unique beads ornaments and grass necklece products are mainly available in Tirap & Changlang districts which signify higher cultural and Traditional value.
Pearl jewellery in Andhra Pradesh is found chiefly in the Masulipatnam region and, to a lesser extent, in the old city of Hyderabad. A variety of products, like bangles, necklaces, rings, lockets, anklets, key chains, ear studs, and figures of deities, are crafted.
The Capital city of the state, Hyderabad is the main centre for pearl trade in India and one of the principle pearl markets in the world. Pearl trade flourished here under the patronage of Nizam's of Hyderabad. The local craftsmen and jewellers are located close to Charminar.
Jewelry at Andaman and Nicobar islands also comes in the traditional incarnation of being studded with precious stones like ruby, diamond, emerald and many more which are equally sought-after by the locals as well as by the visitants. Shopping in Andaman and Nicobar must include buying some jewelry items of the place especially those made from the sea shells. Shell jewelry of Andaman and Nicobar islands are very popular with the tourists.