Tradition Exemplified With Indian Kundan Jewellery
Many companies have created unique collections of kundan
jewelry, and the response has been overwhelming. These elegant and
distinctive designs combine traditional patterns with modern styling to create
a unique look.
The majority of our selection of designer imitation
kundan jewellery is inspired by ancient traditions and techniques. Each piece
of jewellery is made by skilled Kundankari workers, who originated in
Rajasthan. It is the perfect setting of the
stones that gives kundan jewelry its beauty and appeal.
Kundan jewellery traditionally has precious stones and
gems engraved on one side, and meenakari delicately on the other. Kundankari's art is about
delicate and skillfully placed precious stones and gems in gold or faux-metal
bases. First, holes are created and the
gemstones are set. Then it is enameled. The
jewellery pieces' framework is made from lac, which is a natural resin. It is
then covered with gold to hold the gemstones in their place.
It is not performed by one person, but rather a group of
skilled workers working on a piece of jewellery. A skilled craftsman is
responsible for carefully cutting, shaping, polishing and shaping semi-precious
gemstones.
Each member of the team has a specific task. This
includes making the base design, drilling holes, engraving and finishing the
enameling process. The
goldsmith finishes the kundan and gold foil work. To bring out the best of the kundan ornaments, a variety of
gemstones can be used.
You have to find what works best for you. There are many options,
from large pendant sets to small earrings or wedding sets. Kundan jewellery is a great choice for your special occasion
or wedding. It can be used to accent your Indian dress.
You can do a quick online search to find a wide
selection. Then, depending on your dress, select the one that appeals to you
and your budget. Prices vary
depending on the metal used. If you prefer silver there are many with gold
plating.
Kundan jewellery
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