Vintage Indian Bridal Rajasthani Choker Necklace Chandbala Dangle Earrings Tika Jhoomar Head Ornaments Nose Ring in Kundan and Pearl

Metal: 30% Silver Alloy

Plating: 5kt(1gm) Gold 

Stone: Cubic Zirconia

Pearl: Freshwater Cultured

Material: Glass 

Earring

Length: 3 Inches Width: 2 Inches Back Finding: Push Back

Necklace

Length: 8 Inches Width: 3 Inches Clasp: Adjustable Thread Knot

Tika(Center Ornament)

 Length: 3 Inches Width: 2 Inches Chain Length: 5.5 Inches

Jhoomar(Side Ornament)

Length: 5.5 Inches Width: 2.5 Inches

Nose Ring

Diameter: 2.25 Inches with 7 inch chain

Style Tip: Make this piece a part of your cherished memories of that special occasion in your life. Accessorize this with other dainty jewelry that will compliment any outfit.

Style Personality: Timeless Classic: You adore beautiful things and know when to accessorize with just one classic jewelry piece. You wear your fashion jewelry style and not the other way round. 

Ethnic Significance: "Maang Tika" is the Indian name for this head ornament. Indian brides wear this to ward off evil and bad luck. Traditionally it is worn in the middle parting (maang).

Ethnic Significance: "Jhoomar" means side ornament for the head. Traditionally worn by brides for extra good luck for their marriage. Today it is fashionably worn as as head or waist ornament.

Ethnic Significance: Nose Ring is also known as “Naath” it signifies a woman’s innocence and purity at the time of marriage. Traditionally Naath is not worn after marriage but today it is worn as a fashion statement. 

History of Kundan Jewelry: This is the oldest art of jewelry making originated in the royal courts of Rajasthan in India during the Mughal era. Gold foil is inserted between carefully cut and polished multicolored gemstones or glass stones and its mount to create elaborate pieces. Meenakari (Enameling) is added to the piece to enhance its beauty. Kundan stones are uncut gemstones or glass stones.