jewellery
Some jewellery trends come and go but kundan has held its place through generations. Rooted in South Asian craftsmanship, this jewel is an amalgamation of intricate detailing, pearls, meenakari and gold makes it just as fitting for modern celebrations as it is for traditional ones. Whether paired with an all-white ensemble for understated elegance or layered with richer colours for a grander look, it has a way of making every outfit feel special without overwhelming it. Take inspiration from these beautifully crafted pieces by ‘Bareilly Baazar’, where thappa kundan, pearls and gold-plated finishes come together in designs that celebrate timeless romance. This week, You! shares how to style and wear kundan jewellery effortlessly for every festive occasion…
A white outfit paired with pearl chandbalis, a statement thappa kundan ring and delicate bangles proves that less can truly be more. Finished with a sheer organza dupatta trimmed in gold lace, the look feels soft, graceful and perfect for intimate festivities. The pairing of pearls and gold adds just the right touch of romance.
An oversized pair of pearl chandbalis steals the spotlight, with a statement thappa kundan ring keep the styling balanced. The all-white outfit lets the gold-plated jewellery shine, making it an elegant choice for a nikah or dholki.
A meenakari maang teeka with pearl detailing takes centre stage, paired with matching meenakari jhumkas and simple gold bangles for a refined finish. The combination of pearls, enamel work and gold creates a look that feels understated and effortlessly festive.
Keeping it minimal, this look relies on meenakari chandbalis with pearl drops and a dainty maang teeka to make an impact. The gold-plated finish and hints of green enamel bring subtle colour to the all-white ensemble, making it an effortless choice for daytime celebrations and festive gatherings.
4. This look pairs a delicate pearl saharay with matching thappa kundan jhumkas finished with pearl drops, creating a soft, old-world charm. Stacked bangles and a gold-edged organza dupatta complete the ensemble, proving that pearls and gold are a timeless combination for intimate festive occasions.
CREDITS:
Text: Wallia Khairi
Jewellery: Bareilly Baazar
Hair & Makeup: Angie’s Salon
Model: Mariya Rizvvi
Outfit: Tasneem Sadaf
Photography: Wasif Mujahid
Coordination: Moiz Kazmi
