Your Complete Bridal Jewellery Checklist
From the Maang Tikka to the Payal — a complete checklist of traditional bridal jewellery and what each piece symbolises.
Kundan jewellery has been the hallmark of Indian royalty for centuries. Originating in Rajasthan and Gujarat, this art form uses refined gold and glass stones set in pure gold foil.
The Mughal emperors were great patrons of Kundan jewellery, commissioning elaborate pieces for the royal court.
Kundan jewellery making is an intricate process involving multiple skilled artisans — the goldsmith, stone setter, and enameller all contribute to the final piece.
From the Maang Tikka to the Payal — a complete checklist of traditional bridal jewellery and what each piece symbolises.
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