2.25" Jadau Chandbali Earrings with Kundan Stone Detailing | SHOBITAM

Length : 2.25 inches

Jadau is a traditional Indian jewelry-making technique that originated in the Mughal era, particularly popular in Gujarat and  Rajasthan. The word Jadau means to embed and refers to the fine art of embellishing uncut stones on a metal base! This method requires highly skilled craftsmanship.

The name "Chandbali" is derived from the Hindi word "Chand" meaning "moon," and "Bali," which is an earring. Thus, the design of Chandbali earrings is typically crescent-shaped, resembling the moon, which is a key feature of their aesthetic appeal.

These handcrafted Jadau Chandbali earrings are meticulously made in Ahmedabad. Zoom in to admire the intricate details! Pair them with your ethnic ensembles for an instant touch of elegance and charm!

Note: This jewelry has no precious metals or stones.
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