Kundan and Jadau jewellery are closely associated with traditional Indian jewellery artistry. Nithilah's collection brings together imitation jewellery inspired by these decorative styles, including necklaces, chokers, earrings and coordinated sets.
Look for distinctive stone arrangements, detailed motifs and traditional silhouettes when choosing jewellery for weddings, festive occasions or saree styling. This broader collection also incorporates the shopping interest previously associated with antique Kundan Jadau long harams.
For specific jewellery formats, browse Kundan Jadau Necklace Sets, Jadau Kundan Chokers and Kundan Jadau Earrings.
Kundan & Jadau Jewellery FAQs
What is the difference between Kundan and Jadau jewellery?
Kundan is associated with a traditional style of stone setting, while Jadau is a broader traditional jewellery-making technique. In imitation jewellery, both terms are also used to describe designs inspired by these traditions.
Can Kundan jewellery be paired with a silk saree?
Yes. Kundan-inspired necklaces and earrings can complement silk sarees, especially for weddings and festive occasions.
How do I choose between a Kundan choker and a long necklace?
A choker sits closer to the neck, while a longer necklace or haram creates an extended silhouette. Choose according to the blouse neckline and overall outfit proportions.
Is Nithilah's Kundan jewellery made using traditional precious-metal techniques?
Nithilah sells imitation jewellery inspired by traditional styles. Refer to individual product listings for material and construction details.