Designer Deepika Govind with an attempt to create eco- friendly garments and to shore up the spirit of non-violence has brought in the ‘Eri’ effect in her new range of collection titled, The Eri Sarees.

The designer always had an eye for idiosyncratic textiles and fabrics. So this time she preferred to play with the textile of peace which had been veryless intervened. A line of sarees, stoles and shawls incorporated with the implementation of Eri fabric defines the designer’s fresh compilation.

Eri, which is also termed as endi or errandi stands for Ahimsa which signifies non-violence. The most amazing fact about the fabric is that it remains warm in winter and cool in summer naturally because of its thermal properties. Her assortments implied in Eri fetches a natural glow without the usage of any added adornments. An absolute colorful approach which can be compared to the rainbow with a complete lively instinct is presented by Deepika’s sarees, stoles and shawls. The fineness of vegetable tints is portrayed in the collection.

Deepika tried to convey a contemporary resolution to the persistent traditional standard with a touch of distinctive eco-consciousness in her garments. The collection speaks about a path which can be attained without uttering a word. It relates to the crowd who are sensitive and insightful in terms of the milieu and the people they reside with. In a better term the collection can be exemplified as an approach for a new world with better acuity.

About her latest collection, Deepika says “While my quest is to find a silk that does no harm to any life form finally found an answer, a challenging task lay ahead – to turn a naturally coarse and rugged silk into a supple and soft fabric of international quality and functionality.”

The 1987 auction of the Windsor’s jewel – the highest scored public display of private jewellery range till date has been left behind by a recently held auction at the Christie’s showcasing Elizabeth Taylor’s world famous jewels.

Within the first four hours ofthe display, her accessories broke the record which was last set by the Duchess of Windsor auction apprehended in Geneva. While the earlier auction mounted above $50 million, thistime Taylor’s jewels easily grossed £74million ($116 million) in a night itself.

Around 80 adorned pieces from the diva’s accumulation were showcased that evening which included her famous bracelets and the lovely 33.29 carat Asscher-cut ring which was gifted to Taylor by her husband, co-star Richard Burton. This diamond ring which came to Taylor in the year 1968 became the highlight of the show mounting up to$8,818,500.

The actress’s Indian jewels which included her Taj Mahal ruby and gold chain collected $8,818,500. The range expected not more than $500,000. This transaction has created a bench mark in the history of Indian jewels. The brooch of Prince of Wales gained$1,314,500. Even the tiara of the evergreen beauty raised $4.2 million. This tiara was a gift to her by her third husband Mike Todd in the year 1957.

The actress extensive craze for jewels which made her compile a whole lot of endearing pieces is a known affair. Even she opined in her book regarding her love for her jewels and clearly cited that they should be auctioned once she leaves the world but the person attaining them must take care of her possessions as she did.