Kundan Jewellery Set for Weddings and Festivals

A kundan jewellery set has a very particular kind of shine. The stones are flat and set close together in a gold-tone frame, so the light catches the whole surface at once instead of sparkling in tiny points. It looks royal without trying too hard. At our Laxmi Road store, customers usually pick kundan when they want something a little different from the Maharashtrian classics, for a sangeet, a reception or a Diwali party.

What Kundan Imitation Jewellery Really Is

Traditional kundan work comes from the royal courts of Rajasthan and the north, where stones were set in pure gold. What we sell is kundan imitation jewellery. The stones and the setting give the same look, but the metal is not real gold, and we tell every customer that clearly.

That is actually why so many people prefer it. You can wear a big, heavy-looking set to a wedding hall full of people and not worry about it. It also means you can own two or three sets for different outfits instead of saving up for one.

Choosing a Kundan Jewellery Set

We keep a small selection of kundan pieces, so it is easy to see everything in one go. Here is how I usually help customers decide.

Kundan necklace set with earrings

Most of our pieces come as a kundan necklace set with matching earrings. This is the easiest way to get a finished look. Some designs also have a maang tikka. If you like to mix and match, check our separate earrings collection too.

Matching it with your outfit

White kundan with green or red drops suits almost every colour, especially red, maroon and bottle green. Pastel lehengas look lovely with white kundan and pearl drops. If your outfit has heavy embroidery at the neckline, choose a choker so the two do not overlap.

Choker or long haar

A choker sits close to the neck and looks sharp with a deep neckline or a lehenga. A longer haar looks graceful with a saree, especially silk. For a bride, wearing both together gives that full, layered look you see in wedding photos.

Kundan Bridal Jewellery Set for Weddings

A kundan bridal jewellery set is usually bigger and more layered than a festive one. Think of a wide choker, a long haar, heavy earrings and a tikka, all in the same style. Brides choose kundan for the reception or sangeet quite often, even if they wear Maharashtrian pieces for the main ceremony.

A bride came in last month with her sister. She had already bought her bridal collection pieces for the wedding morning but wanted something for the evening reception. We put a kundan choker next to her lehenga fabric, and she decided in about five minutes. Sometimes it is that simple.

If you prefer more sparkle than kundan gives, have a look at our American diamond jewellery. It suits evening functions very well.

Caring for Kundan Pieces

Kundan sets are delicate in one specific way: the stones sit in a setting, so knocks and moisture matter more than on plain gold-tone pieces. It will not look new for years if you store it in a damp cupboard.

Keep the stones safe

Always wear the set after perfume and hairspray. Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use. Store each kundan jewellery set in its own box so the stones do not scratch against other pieces, and never wash it with water.

Shop Online or Visit Our Pune Stores

You can order online from anywhere in India. Prepaid orders above ₹1,499 get free shipping, payments are secure, and our team helps on WhatsApp at +91 7276683757 if you want an opinion on a design. In Pune, visit any of our four stores at Laxmi Road, Aundh, Erandwane (Nal Stop) or Chinchwad and see the kundan pieces in person. For bangles to go with your set, see our bangles collection.