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Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা

Chandmari Bus Stop, Opposite SBI ATM & Indian Bank, Krishna Nagar Rd, Krishna Nagar, Chandmari, Guwahati, Assam 781003, India
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Openning hours
  • Monday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Friday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:30 AM – 8:00 PM
  • Sunday 2:30 – 7:30 PM
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Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Dugdugi Assamese Jewellery (Doogdoogi) ডুগডুগী অসমীয়া গহনা
Reviews
Devashish Borah (02/13/2021)
Value for money. Also no doubt in terms of quality. Please do visit here. You will not regretud83dude0a
Ananya Gogoi (01/17/2021)
Very bad experience. Dugdugi jorhat franchise the man in the counter is very rude. Doesn't know how to behave with a customer. Gave an order which was to be delivered on a supposed date but it never arrived. He extended the date without any apology but gave rude explanations. On the extended date also it didn't arrive. But yet no apology from the man.
kaylash bhuyan (01/08/2021)
Very bad response.. truly disappointed.. don't have the sense of treating the customers
Nomi Neog (05/08/2021)
Love those jewelry designs..
Rakesh (03/09/2020)
They are somewhat pioneers of Assamese Traditional Jewellery in Chandmari Guwahati, Assam. Select from a range of exclusive hand-crafted Assamese Traditional Jewellery.nAssamese Traditional Jewellery drew its inspiration from its surroundings, nature, things used in day to day life and is the master crafts of Assam. Originally studded with rubies, moonstone emeralds and garnets, they were colloquially referred to as  “Dalimiya Patthor”-(The stone colour was compared to pomegranate seeds.) This art is mostly prevalent in three particular places in Assam 1.Nagaon 2.Jorhat 3.Barpeta.Jewellery from Upper Assam are predominately stone studded whereas people of Lower Assam wore jewellery that had intricate gold design with one or no stones.
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