Indian Necklace Types: Kundan, Jadau, CZ & More
Discover the artistry behind India’s iconic necklace styles — from the regal elegance of Kundan and Jadau to contemporary CZ brilliance. Explore what makes each type unique, and learn how these designs shape modern bridal and festive looks.
Kundan Necklaces
Traditional Mughal-inspired pieces crafted by setting glass stones in gold foil. Known for their rich heritage look and regal appeal.
Jadau Necklaces
Made using an intricate technique where precious stones are embedded without soldering, creating fluid, luxurious designs often worn by brides.
CZ Necklaces
Contemporary designs using premium cubic zirconia to create diamond-like sparkle at an affordable price. Lightweight and versatile for events and parties.
Temple Jewelry
Inspired by South Indian temple art, featuring motifs of deities and intricate gold work. Often adorned with rubies and emeralds.
Meenakari Necklaces
Features colorful enamel work on gold or silver, adding vibrant artistry to traditional designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kundan refers to the setting technique using gold foil and glass stones, while Jadau is the process where stones are embedded into the gold without soldering, creating flexible designs. Many bridal necklaces combine both styles.
FeelOri's CZ necklaces use a high-quality, skin-friendly alloy base finished with thick gold plating. They look like real gold but remain affordable and lightweight.
Traditional brides often choose Kundan, Jadau, or Temple jewelry for their rich heritage look. CZ necklaces are popular for pre-wedding events and lighter functions.