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.
Looking specifically for outfit guidance? Read the FeelOri Jadau Kundan jewellery guide for sarees, weddings and festive looks.
Kundan Necklaces
Kundan jewellery is associated with a rich Indian setting style and a heritage look. In FeelOri fashion jewellery, product pages should be checked for the exact stones, finish, package contents and care. Shop FeelOri Jadau Kundan necklaces and necklace sets.
Jadau Necklaces
Jadau jewellery is known for a traditional stone-setting look used in Indian occasion styling. FeelOri uses safe terms such as jadau kundan jewellery, jadau kundan work and kundan stones when the product truth supports that style language. Compare Jadau Kundan chokers with long haram necklaces by neckline and desired length.
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 deity motifs, gold-plated finishes, kemp stones, and ruby or emerald colour accents depending on the design.
Meenakari Necklaces
Features colorful enamel work on gold or silver, adding vibrant artistry to traditional designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Kundan and Jadau are traditional Indian jewellery style and work terms. On FeelOri, use the product page for the exact fashion jewellery material, finish, stones and package contents before comparing pieces.
FeelOri's CZ necklaces use a jewellery base finished with gold plating or a gold-tone finish, depending on the piece. They give a festive gold look while staying lightweight and accessible.
Traditional brides often choose Kundan, Jadau, or Temple jewelry for their rich heritage look. CZ, ruby necklace, and emerald necklace styles are popular for pre-wedding events, destination weddings, and lighter functions.