Artificial kundan jewellery.

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Handcrafted kundan jewellery inspired by Rajasthan: necklace sets, rakdi, earrings and rings with clear kundan and coloured stones.

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Kundan, the Rajasthani way

Kundan is one of Rajasthan's oldest jewellery styles: stones set close together in a gold frame, so each piece catches the light from every angle. Our artificial kundan jewellery recreates that look with clear kundan-style stones, ruby-red and emerald-green accents, pearls and a gold-tone finish.

The collection covers every kind of piece: kundan necklace sets with matching earrings, kundan mehri head chains, the traditional kundan rakdi, layered jhumka earrings and jadau-style cocktail rings. Most designs work across colours, but they look especially rich with red, maroon, green and gold outfits.

To keep kundan bright, wear it after perfume and make-up, wipe it with a soft dry cloth and store each piece in its own pouch so the stones do not rub. Every piece is handcrafted in Udaipur and delivered across Rajasthan.

Kundan is a traditional Rajasthani style in which stones are set closely in a gold frame. Our pieces are imitation kundan with a gold-tone finish.

Jadau is the craft of embedding stones into the metal by hand; kundan is the style of setting stones closely in a gold frame. Many traditional pieces combine both.

Kept dry and away from perfume, it stays bright for a long time. Wipe it after wearing and store it in its pouch.

Our kundan pieces currently range from ₹180 for the Kundan Rakdi to ₹800 for the Jadau Haar with Earrings.

The Kundan Set with Earrings, with its pearl strands, or the close-fitting Kundan Neck Set. Brides usually choose the broader Jadau Haar.

Kundan with ruby-red and green stones looks richest with red, maroon, green and gold outfits. The all-white kundan mehri suits ivory and pastel colours.

Kundan explained

Kundan jewellery designs, explained

Kundan looks simple from a distance and detailed up close. Knowing what to look for helps you choose the right piece.

The kundan look

In traditional kundan, stones are set close together in a gold frame, so the piece reads as one surface of light. Our pieces recreate that look with kundan-style stones in a gold-tone setting.

Colours you will find

Kundan for every part of the look

Mixing kundan with other styles

Kundan sits well next to pearls and rava work, because all three share the same gold-tone base. Try a kundan rakdi with the Rava Golden Set, or layer the moti piroi necklace under a kundan choker.

Buying kundan jewellery online

Photos can hide scale. Each product page describes the design and how the piece sits, and you can message us with any question before you order.

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