A necklace for every neckline
Start with the neckline, then choose the piece. A pendant follows a V-neck naturally, while a shorter necklace can sit neatly above a crew neck. A statement set works best when…
Taara means star.
A jewellery boutique for small treasures and big outfit decisions.
Not a screenshot. This is the same renderer that draws a published store, so what you scroll here is what your customers would get. Switch the template, switch the width, and judge it the way a buyer would.
A little more golden.
Brass, glass and faux pearls. Measurements you can compare. Care advice you can use. Because a piece should make sense before it makes it into your bag.
Discover the detailsStart with the neckline, then choose the piece. A pendant follows a V-neck naturally, while a shorter necklace can sit neatly above a crew neck. A statement set works best when…
Fashion jewellery deserves a small routine of its own. Put it on after perfume, skincare and hair products, and remove it before bathing or swimming. Brass, glass and faux pearls…
A good jewellery gift starts with noticing what someone already wears. Small studs, a favourite chain, warm gold-tone or cool silver-tone: those everyday choices are better clues…
No. These are fashion-jewellery pieces in brass, glass and faux pearls. Material and finish are listed on each piece; gold-tone describes the colour, not solid gold.
Keep it dry. Put jewellery on after perfume and skincare, remove it before bathing, and store each piece separately in its pouch.
Read Dimensions on the product page. Measure a piece you already like and compare it. Adjustable does not mean every size; the usable range is listed.
Choose Gift box on the product page. The price updates with your packaging choice. A cotton pouch is the standard option.
Home template. The first screen. One headline, one line under it, one action, and the products you want carrying the page. The catalogue in it is demonstration content, put together at production fidelity so the layout is judged under a real load. Your own products replace it during setup.
Commerce behaviour, picked for jewellery rather than switched on because the list looked short. All of it is part of the theme. None of it is an add-on you find out about later.
Every one of these is on the preview above, so you can read the description and then go look at the thing it describes.
The first screen. One headline, one line under it, one action, and the products you want carrying the page.
Your headline, the line beneath it, and the button label. The catalogue block reads straight from your products, so Taara changes when your stock does rather than when you remember to update it.
A category page, one per category. This shop has 9 (All jewellery, Earrings, Necklaces, Rings, Bangles, Everyday, Festive, Wedding guest, Gifts under ₹1,000), and the one shown is "All jewellery", carrying the filters a buyer in this trade actually sorts on.
Your categories and the products inside each one, the opening line on every category page, and its own filter axes across the top (Category, Material, Price on this one).
Where the order gets decided. Image, price, variants, then the one objection your category always raises, answered in that order.
Your packaging options (Cotton pouch, Gift box), the description, and the assurance rows under the button (Material and dimensions listed, Gift box option, Care instructions included).
Every theme in the gallery against the same four questions, including the rows where another one is the better answer for you. No ticks, no scores. Read the row that sounds like your buyer and go open that theme instead.
| Theme | Catalogue it suits | How the buyer completes | How they find things | Style |
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| Mitti | 18 to 200 garden essentials | Finds a plant for their light and space, checks size, then chooses a pot | By garden essential, then by light, space and care | Botanical nursery |
| Kora | 20 to 200 products | Thinks about it, then buys one good piece | The lookbook first, then fabric and size | Modern editorial |
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Explore the demonstration storefront at desktop, tablet and mobile widths. Nothing gets created and no account is made when you preview.
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Change your colours and shop copy, reorder or hide home-page sections, preview a draft, then publish it. Products, reviews and published blog posts feed the same storefront. This is a guided theme editor; it does not offer unrestricted page code or an app marketplace.
| Rang |
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| 15 to 120 products |
| Comes back every few weeks, usually for a bundle |
| By the problem, not the product name |
| Editorial beauty |
| Thok | 100 to 500 products | Asks for a rate, then places a lot | A dense index, read by rate band and MOQ | Modern utility |
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| Dhaga | 30 to 250 products | Browses a range, buys for one room | By room, then by size | Bold editorial |
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| Gati | 20 to 200 products | Buys a size they already know, then comes back for the colour | The drop first, then fit and fabric | Bold editorial |
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| Lipi | 8 to 100 courses | Explores a subject, checks the syllabus, then enrols in a course. | By creative interest, experience level and the project they want to make. | Vibrant learning studio |
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| Kaksha | 4 to 30 courses | Chooses a syllabus and a batch date before price | A track, then the paper | Academic, unhurried |
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| TaaraYou are looking at this one | 8 to 100 pieces | Finds a finishing touch, checks the material, then chooses the wrapping | By piece, then by the details that make it yours | Jewellery atelier |
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| Rasa | 10 to 100 favourites | Buys a box outright, often for someone else | A short menu, then the occasion | The modern Indian table |
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| Anaj | 20 to 200 essentials | Plans a few meals, checks the pack and fills the everyday basket | Browse a grocery department, compare pack sizes and choose what you need | The neighbourhood grocery market |
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| Khilona | 8 to 150 playthings | Checks age guidance, materials and the play experience, then chooses a thoughtful toy. | By play style, age guidance and what is inside the box. | Joyfully considered |
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| Tarang | 16 to 300 products | Compares battery life, connectivity and what is in the box, checks the warranty, then picks a colour. | By device type, by battery life and by what it has to work with. | Precise and quick |
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| Vidyut | 16 to 300 products | Finds the right category, compares useful specifications and checks compatibility before choosing a variant. | By category, device connection and the job it needs to do. | Compact and confident |
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| Samay | 16 to 120 products | Chooses a family, checks the case size against the wrist and the water rating against the day, then picks a dial and strap. | By family, by case size and by what the watch will be asked to do. | Considered and quiet |
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| Angan | Regional restaurants, Heritage dining, Fine dining | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A dining-room-first website for regional kitchens and leisurely evenings. | Rich and atmospheric |
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| Kulhad | Cafes, Neighbourhood coffee shops, Chai and dessert counters | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A cafe poster with the menu, opening hours and visit details close at hand. | Warm and expressive |
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| Chulha | Thali houses, Quick-service kitchens, Takeaways | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A clear, compact menu for thali houses, busy kitchens and takeaways. | Practical and welcoming |
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| Sehat | Family clinics, General practices, Small polyclinics | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A practical practice directory with doctors, fees and appointment windows up front. | Clear and reassuring |
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| Muskaan | Dental practices, Physiotherapy, Specialist clinics | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A service-led website that explains appointments in plain words, with fees in the open. | Open and contemporary |
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| Pranaam | Independent consultants, Visiting specialists, Two-doctor practices | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A consultant's digital letterhead: credentials, chambers and timings, carefully set. | Editorial and composed |
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| Pathshala | Nursery and primary schools, Secondary schools, Boarding schools | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A campus prospectus with stages of learning, admissions steps and practical parent information. | Institutional and inviting |
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| Abhyas | Schools with multiple programmes, Coaching institutes, Learning centres | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A programme-first website for finding the right stage, subject and way to learn. | Focused and structured |
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| Shishya | Small schools, Tuition centres, Subject teachers | Read the business's information and contact its team. | A readable weekly slate for small schools, subject teachers and tuition centres. | Personal and timetable-led |
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Scroll the table sideways on a narrow screen. Every theme name opens its own page.