Different jewellery style famous in Rajasthan

If you are a woman who dreams of vibrance, color and grandiose then Rajasthani jewellery is meant for you

Rajasthani jewellery reflects the rich culture and age-old customs of Rajasthan.

Let’s have a look at some of the most famous and common Rajasthani Jewellery:


Kundan Jewellery

Kundan jewellery is one of the most attractive Rajasthani Jewellery which has its uniqueness and exquisite style. The Kundan stones are enamelled in gold or silver foils and then moulded in different detailed patterns. You can wear this jewellery with any of your traditional outfits

Kundan is also found in traditional Gujarat jewellery.

Polki

Polki is an uncut form of diamond which is not polished. Because it is unfinished and does not experience any chemical treatment, it has a rustic feel. This Rajasthani Jewellery was statement jewellery in the olden times. It is now famous among all age groups. Polki jewellery is handcrafted by skilled artisans. Polki is also used in traditional Gujurat jewellery.

Jadau

Jadau jewellery is a combination of Polki and Kundan. It is one of the most extravagant styles which includes so many handcrafted enamellings. In this technique, precious stones are embedded in gold. This piece of Rajasthani jewellery can add an ancient charm to any traditional apparel.

Meenakari

Meenakari is one of the most ancient jewellery styles which has its uniqueness and allure. The technique of making involves -colouring of a metal surface with the glass into outlines of various animals and flowers. The coloured enamel is called Meena. It requires intricate work only a skilled craftsman can do. It is the most demanded Rajasthani Jewellery and should be a part of your jewellery collection if you like nature-inspired colourful ornaments.

Thewa jewellery

Thewa is a combination of gold and glass in which gold is enamelled on glass a surface. Motifs that are designed on the jewellery, showcase the culture of Rajasthan. They are light in weight so can be carried easily with any style of outfit. The general designs are the peacock, royal procession, elephant, etc

If you like traditional jewellery, Thewa jewellery is a must-have in your jewellery box.

Tribal Jewellery

Tribal jewellery is very popular among the Rajasthani ladies and is in great demand. This jewellery has broad hollow bells of silver that are worn by the Banjara tribal people of Rajasthan. Upper armlet, neck ring or hansuli and mandliya string neckband, along with a single waist chain and toe rings in “Gajre” outlines are some of the tribal jewellery that is exceptionally famous. This jewellery is worn not only by locals but also fascinates tourists because of its ethnic aura.

Lac Jewellery

The most beautiful and exquisite lac jewellery is very popular ornaments in Rajasthan. The lac bangles are made in, vibrant colours (red, blue, gold) are the most used hues in the manufacturing of lac jewellery. Semi-precious stones are used to make this Rajasthani jewellery.

Some of the Rajasthani ornaments that are famous:

Maang Tikka

maang tikka also known as Rakhdi, is an accessory that Rajasthani brides wear on their forehead. It comes in various designs.

Kundan Bhutti

Kundan bhutti is the pattern of a long and heavy jhumka, studded with precious and semi-precious gems and stones. The unique design gives the bride an astonishing look.

Raani Haar

Ranni haar is the longest necklace of Rajasthani jewellery that extends till the naval. As the name suggests this necklace gives a grandiose feel to a bride. This necklace is studded with heavy kundan and polki work.

Bajuband

Bajubandh is an armlet worn to adorn the upper arm. Traditionally, it is embellished with meenakari work in red and green with studded stones and astonishing designs. Bajuband is also a famous Gujarat jewellery style.

If you want to add a rustic and royal touch to your traditional outfit then head out to buy your favourite Rajasthani jewellery.