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  • You know, it's got uncut diamonds, which we call "polki."

    CNN Transcript Dec 31, 2009 2009

  • You know, it's got uncut diamonds, which we call "polki."

    CNN Transcript Dec 24, 2009 2009

  • In town to inaugurate Gaja Heritage, a jewellery store specialising in polki and filigree work, television presenter Mandira Bedi talked to t2 about her love for jewels ...

    WN.com - Articles related to Botswana Vice President in India for four-day visit 2010

  • "When people in India buy these cuffs for weddings, they mostly go in for ones in kundan, polki, enamel or stones so that they look dressy," she added.

    Hindustan Times News Feeds 'Views' 2010

  • Choice of colors like burnt orange, fuchsia, plum and ruby in two tone on skirts with corsets in antique brocade silk and velvets compliment rich traditional jewellery in kundan, polki or diamonds.

    NewsBlaze.com Current News - Top Stories 2010

  • "When people in India buy these cuffs for weddings, they mostly go in for ones in kundan, polki, enamel or stones so that they look dressy," she added.

    PunjabNewsline News 2010

  • "When people in India buy these cuffs for weddings, they mostly go in for ones in kundan, polki, enamel or stones so that they look dressy," she added.

    PunjabNewsline News 2010

  • "When people in India buy these cuffs for weddings, they mostly go in for ones in kundan, polki, enamel or stones so that they look dressy," she added.

    The Times of India 2010

  • "But later the family bought the artificial uncut diamonds (polki) studded in silver with minakari work for Rs 25,000 from us and bought 1 kg gold biscuit to make up for the difference in their budget."

    Daily News & Analysis 2010

  • "When people in India buy these cuffs for weddings, they mostly go in for ones in kundan, polki, enamel or stones so that they look dressy," she added.

    The Times of India 2010

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