Regal Polki & Kundan Bridal Sets

One big thing to know about my Polki and Kundan work is how we handle the balance between weight and appearance. I often use wax-filled settings to give you that heavy, grand bridal volume without the necklace becoming uncomfortable to wear for hours during your pheras or reception. When we chat, I will explain how we optimize the gold weight so you get the look you want without unnecessary extra costs.

Heritage Craftsmanship, Your Way

When you come to me for a bridal set, we aren't just picking something off a shelf. My process is about blending traditional techniques with the specific vibe you want for your wedding day. Whether you have a mood board of old-school Hasli collars or you've seen a wide bib-style necklace that caught your eye, I work with you to sketch and execute that design.

The Quality Guarantee

Trust is my priority. Every piece of gold used in these sets is BIS Hallmarked, so you have absolute clarity on the purity of the metal you are wearing. For the stones, I use genuine uncut Polki diamonds and carefully selected Kundan stones. Because I manage the entire production, I can explain exactly why a piece costs what it does—we break down the net gold weight versus the gross weight, so you know exactly what you are paying for.

Customization Details

• Bead Work: We can match the enamel work and the hanging bead drops (green onyx, pearls, or rubies) to the exact shade of your bridal lehenga.
• Fit: I pay special attention to the neck fitting. Since these are often heavy pieces, I ensure the adjustable Dori is sturdy and that the necklace sits flat on your collarbone without flipping.
• Set Cohesion: I always design the matching earrings (whether Jhumkas or Chandbalis) to balance the weight of the choker, ensuring you can wear them comfortably through your cocktail and reception.

Bring me your vision, and we will build a piece that tells your story.