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Polki & kundan, lighter than tradition.
Uncut diamonds set in 22k gold the traditional way, designed to be worn at a Mumbai wedding or a European gala.
Polki uses uncut, unfaceted diamonds in their natural form, set in 22k gold with foil to bring out their glow. Kundan is the setting technique of layering fine gold around the stone. Together they create jewellery with a soft, candle-lit radiance.
Our designs keep the craft and lose the weight: lighter frames, considered proportions and pieces that can be worn beyond the wedding season.
In this collection
What we make
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Polki chandbalis
Crescent-shaped earrings with polki and pearl drops.
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Jhumkas
Bell-shaped earrings in polki and kundan.
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Statement necklaces
Ceremony necklaces with matching earrings.
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Polki cocktail rings
A single bold ring for evenings.
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Convertible pendant-brooches
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Polki bangles
Single statement bangles or stacked sets.
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Guide
Polki, kundan and jadau explained
- Polki is the stone: an uncut, natural diamond.
- Kundan is the technique: fine gold foil packed around each stone to hold it.
- Jadau is the craft of embedding stones into gold, often with meenakari enamel on the reverse.
- Store polki flat and dry, away from perfume and water, to protect the foil setting.
Questions
Polki & Kundan: frequently asked
What is the difference between polki and kundan?
Polki refers to uncut natural diamonds; kundan is the traditional setting technique. Many pieces use both, polki stones set in kundan work.
Is polki jewellery heavy?
Traditionally it could be. Our designs use lighter frames so earrings and necklaces stay comfortable for a full day of celebrations.
Can polki be worn outside India?
Absolutely. Our European clients wear polki earrings and rings with eveningwear as well as Indian outfits.
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