Bridal Imitation Jewellery

A bride is photographed from every angle for fourteen hours straight, which is a brutal test for jewellery. Our bridal range is designed for that day specifically: weight balanced so a rani haar does not drag on the neckline, tikka chains long enough to sit correctly on a centre parting, and jhumka posts wide enough to carry the drop without tearing at the lobe.

The look is kundan and polki inspired — uncut-style stones, meenakari-style reverse detailing, pearl drops — executed in imitation materials. That is the honest description, and it is also the practical one: a full bridal set in real gold sits in a locker after the wedding, while this one can be lent to a cousin next season.

Most brides order the set together with a second, lighter set for the mehendi or reception. Ask the stylist for a combination and we will quote it as one set with the savings shown.