Boondi Earrings
Technique
Jadau Polki
Material
Faux Polki (925 silver patri)
Base metal
Brass/925 Silver
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Our pieces are made in limited batches. Once sold they are never restocked again.
- Jadau is a traditional jewellery making technique introduced In India by the Mughals. It involved skillfully laying pieces of polki in a frame.
- Making a single piece of Jadau is a tedious process requiring utmost care and finesse. So while a smaller piece can be finished in a couple of days, an elaborate piece can actually take up to a few months to be ready.
- Material: Brass base electroplated with 0.5 micron gold plating. The product uses polki stones.
- Weight: 15g
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Every piece is made with the same care, from the materials we choose to the way each stone is set by hand. Nothing is rushed and nothing is mass produced, so the small runs that leave the studio are made to take daily wear and stay with you for years, not seasons
Jadau is more than jewellery; it is a living expression of India’s rich cultural heritage. Rooted in royal traditions and passed down through generations, its intricate craftsmanship tells stories of artistry, celebration, and legacy. Yet Jadau has never belonged to just one era. Its beauty has transcended changing trends and styles, evolving while remaining unmistakably timeless. Perhaps that is its greatest strength: Jadau does not follow fashion—it outlives it, continuing to feel as relevant, cherished, and extraordinary today as it did centuries ago.
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