One company that sells Kundan artificial jewellery is called Swarajshop. Kundan jewelry comes in a variety of popular designs, which we will discuss in detail later on

The importance of Kundan artificial jewellery in India :

India is a country recognised for the diversity of its handicraft, history, ethnic jewellery set, clothing and religions. It is renowned for both its exquisite linens and its antique jewelry.There are multiple available styles, patterns, and varieties. One of the most well-known varieties of artificial jewellery is the historic Kundan style, which is adorned with diamond and golden foil. Since its manufacturing is thought to have started in the royal courts of Rajasthan centuries ago, the pearl kundan set is regarded as being regal. Now you can get kundan, polki, meenakari artificial jewellery from Jaipuri or Bikaneri .

Kundan jewelry is regarded as royalty and is influenced by Mughal artistry. Kundan is well known for its ancient and unique culture. Polki jewelry is meticulously positioned on gold sheets, requiring a great deal of expertise and patience. Kundan developed under the imperial patronage of the Mughal era after emerging from the royal courts of Rajasthan.

Swarajshop best selling Kundan artificial jewellery

1. Kundan Maharani wedding golden artificial jewellery

The bridal kundan jewellery set worn by Maharanis served as the inspiration for this Long Kundan necklace set. The queen necklaces that our former queens wore served as the basis for this design. The necklace features a stunning pendant set with Kundan and a blue carved stone, making it the ideal bridal artificial jewellery combination. The earrings that go with the necklace are also beautifully made with cutting stones and kundans. Show everyone what a queen looks like by wearing your ethnic clothing with this magnificent regal necklace.

 2.3 layer Maroon Pearls Kundan Necklace Set

A stunning outfit would be lacking in complementing kundan wedding jewellery. This Kundan necklace set with a single layer of the gold plating will look fantastic with any Indian attire. Make your event memorable with this assortment of daily-use Kundan artificial jewellery. This jewellery set has a traditional style and an antique luster. Earrings are particularly simple to wear due to their attractive and lightweight design.

3. Maroon green polki jhumki earrings

These striking Stud earrings have all you need to easily obtain a diva appearance. These earrings are composed of metal and have premium gold plating. Silver foils are added to the Kundan to make them even more sparkling than before. This enhances the item’s brilliance, durability, and richness. Any attire will seem elegant and luxurious when worn with these gorgeous Kundan artificial jhumkas.

4. Ruby 2 pcs bangles set

The ideal Ruby 2 pcs bangles for contemporary girls is this lovely by Swarajshop. You can wear this bracelet on both formal and informal occasions. A well-known name in the world of fashion artificial jewellery is with us -Traditional Ethnic, Matte plated traditional, Kampo traditional bangles, etc. Only premium components were used to create this bracelet. With both Indian sarees and western clothing, this bracelet looks fantastic. Every woman should have this bracelet in her jewelry collection.

Read more:- Many Designs and Styles of Kundan artificial jewellery

5. Green maroon golden choker set 

This amazing kundan bridal choker set in Maroon will add a touch of refinement to your look. It includes a pretty pair of stud earrings with maroon carved stone accents. You will look like a princess if you wear a long gown and have your hair in a bun. This stunning maroon choker necklace set will surely give your appearance a richer feel and goes well with any style of western or ethnic dress.

Difference between Kundan artificial jewellery, Polki, and Jadau:

The purest form of gold-plated is used to make the type of jewellery known as Kundan. The stones are enclosed in a setting known as a Kundan. Uncut, unfinished diamonds are polki. Kundan-Polki artificial jewellery is referred to as such when the Polki stones are put in the encasing, and the craft of creating Kundan and Polki is known as Jadau.