Though many companies have come up with unique collections of kundan jewellery and the response has been fantastic. The classy and unique designs are an amalgamation of traditional patterns combined to accentuate modern dressing.
Most of the range of select designer imitation kundan jewelry is inspired by the ancient traditions and techniques, while each piece of jewellery is the result of skilled workers using the technique of Kundankari, which originated in Rajasthan. The enchanting beauty and allure of kundan jewellery is due to the precise setting of the stones and its complete look.
Traditionally, kundan jewellery is set with precious stones and gems studded on one side and delicately done meenakari on the other side. The art of Kundankari is all about subtle and skillfully set gems and precious stone in gold or faux metal base. To start with holes are made and gemstones set skillfully and then it is enameled. The framework or core of the jewellery pieces are made of lac which is a natural resin, which is covered over by gold, holding the gemstones in place.
However, it is not done by a single individual but a team of skilled workers work on a single piece of jewellery. It starts with carefully cutting, polishing, shaping gems, semi-precious stones which is done by a skilled craftsman.
Each of them in the team have a specified task starting with making the basic design, making holes and engraving to completing the enameling process. At the end, the gold foil and kundan work is done by the goldsmith. A host of gemstones are used to bring out the full glory of the kundan ornaments.
However, you need to see what works for you best. From large pendant sets to small earrings and wedding sets, there is something for everyone. You cannot go wrong with kundan jewellery on your wedding or a special occasions as it is perfect to accentuate your Indian dresses.
Do a quick search online to see the wide range available and then depending upon your dress, choose the one that catches your eye and suits your budget. The price depends upon the metal used and if you like silver, there are a host of those with gold plating.
At these companies they have interpolated the same designs and themes to bring you a range of affordable kundan jewellery. With Mughal design Rajasthani technique, the superb workmanship and special charm as it goes so well with all ethnic and traditional dresses is immense.
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