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Kundan Jewellery, The Traditional Indian Bridal Craft

Kundan is the Mughal-era craft of glass stones set into gold foil — instantly recognisable, opulent, bridal-ready. Our kundan range covers full bridal sets, chokers, jhumkas, and standalone pieces in modern adaptations of the classic technique. For matching styles, see our polki range.

Why Australian Brides Buy Kundan From Us

Kundan defines Indian bridal jewellery for North Indian and Punjabi brides. The glass-in-foil construction gives kundan its distinctive bright colour and clean stone set against a contrasting gold base — and it photographs beautifully. Our customers come to us for the look without the premium pricing of fine kundan craft. Modern adaptations use imitation kundan craft for accessible kundan styling.

Why shoppers pick us:

  • Hundreds of pieces across kundan bridal sets, chokers, jhumkas, maang tikkas, and cocktail rings, photographed clearly with weight and finish notes
  • Tracked delivery from our Melbourne warehouse to every Australian address, usually in days
  • Real fashion-jewellery prices, no padded extras at checkout
  • An Australian-registered business, ABN 43 611 603 705

Kundan Styles in the Range

Five families of kundan craft across the catalogue.

Kundan Bridal Necklace Sets

Necklace plus matching earrings, often with maang tikka. Heaviest weight in the kundan range.

Kundan Choker Sets

Short kundan choker plus jhumkas. Versatile across sangeet and engagement.

Kundan Jhumkas and Chandbalis

Earrings sold solo or as part of a set. Glass-in-foil drop earrings.

Kundan Maang Tikka

Single forehead piece in glass-in-foil. Often paired with full bridal sets.

Kundan Finger Rings and Cocktail Pieces

Adjustable kundan rings — single statement piece for engagement and wedding.

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Pairing Kundan With the Outfit

Common kundan-outfit combinations:

  • Wedding day (North Indian or Punjabi bride): full kundan bridal set with matching tikka and jhumkas. Match stone colours to the lehenga.
  • Sangeet: kundan choker plus jhumkas with a bold-colour lehenga. Skip the maang tikka.
  • Engagement: smaller kundan pendant set or cocktail ring — restrained enough to highlight the engagement ring itself.
  • Festival (Diwali): single kundan piece — pendant set OR statement earrings. Reads bridal without overdoing it.
  • Karwa Chauth (first year): kundan set in red-tone stones. Coordinates with the chooda and the day’s red theme.

Kundan suits red, maroon, and emerald lehengas best. Pastels and softer colours sometimes get washed out by bold kundan stones — polki tends to work better there.

Common Questions About Kundan Jewellery

Is kundan the same as polki?

Closely related but different. Kundan uses glass stones set in gold foil — bright, colourful, often paired with meenakari enamel on the back. Polki uses uncut diamond-style stones in the same setting — rougher, more antique-feeling.

Soft dry cloth only. Never water, alcohol, or silver polish. Store each piece in a soft pouch. Avoid perfume and sweat contact.

The stones are stable. What can wear is the foil base — pieces that contact sweat or water frequently. Stored properly, kundan holds its look for years.

Our kundan pieces use imitation jewellery with glass stones.

Find Your Kundan Set

Kundan is the most-photographed Indian bridal style for good reason. Browse the range above, or see our polki and bridal sets ranges for matching options.

We also ship to New Zealand, the UK and the USA with tracked international delivery. Other countries on request through the contact form.