Choosing Your Bridal Jewellery
Simple answers to the questions every bride asks us — so you walk in confident and walk out glowing.
Everything Brides Ask Us
Kundan uses polished, faceted stones (usually coloured — ruby, emerald, sapphire) set in gold foil. It's vibrant, regal and pairs beautifully with red and maroon outfits.
Polki uses raw, uncut diamonds that glow with a soft, milky fire. It's subtler, more luxurious, and photographs beautifully — the classic "royal bride" look. Many brides choose kundan for the main function and polki for the reception, or layer both.
Red / maroon / pink: kundan with red and emerald stones, or polki — both shine.
Pastels (blush, mint, ivory): polki or pearl kundan — light and ethereal.
Green / teal: kundan with emerald and gold is stunning.
Gold / champagne: antique or temple pieces add warm contrast.
Bring your lehenga (or a photo) to the showroom — we'll hold pieces against it and let you see for yourself.
A complete ensemble includes: matha patti or tikka, choker, long haar, jhumkas, bajuband (armlets), kamar bandh and sometimes a nose ring and rings. Not every bride needs every piece — your outfit and hairstyle decide. We help you build the set that suits your look and budget, no unnecessary extras.
Absolutely — that's our specialty. You can change stone colours, add a pendant to match your mangalsutra, make a choker longer, or design an entire set from a photo. Start early (4–8 weeks before the wedding is ideal), and we'll craft it exclusively for you.
Keep kundan and polki away from perfume, hairspray and water — wear them last, remove them first. Store each piece separately in a soft cloth or box. For gold, occasional gentle cleaning with a soft brush and mild soapy water keeps it glowing. Bring pieces to us anytime for free cleaning and repair support.
Bridal sets vary widely — kundan sets start from a modest range and go up with stones, gold weight and craftsmanship; polki is typically a step above. Come with a number in mind and we'll show you honestly what it can get you — and how to get the most value from it.
Three Things Every Bride Should Know
Start Early
Begin shopping 2–3 months before the wedding. Early buyers get the best pieces and time for custom work.
Bring Your Outfit
A photo helps, but the real outfit is better — we'll hold pieces against it so you see the exact look.
Take Your Family
Jewellery decisions feel better with the people who love you — and aunties have great taste.
Handcrafted Bridal Ensembles in Motion
Photographed in our Jaipur showroom — how pure 22K gold, kundan-polki, and traditional poshak look together.
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