Kundan Jewellery
Kundan Jewellery in Pakistan — Hand-Set in Lahore
Kundan is the heart of Pakistani occasion jewellery — glass stones set by hand into gold-toned frames, the same technique our Lahori artisans have practised for generations. This edit gathers every kundan and polki piece from across our collections: chokers, rani haars, jhumkas, rings and complete bridal sets, all finished with anti-tarnish plating so the gold tone holds its glow.
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Our kundan jewellery collection
Why kundan never goes out of style
From barat to walima, kundan sets photograph like fine gold jewellery under warm event lighting. The hand-set stones catch light from every angle, which is why kundan chokers and jhumkas remain the first choice for brides and wedding guests across Pakistan.
Hand-set by Lahori artisans
Every kundan piece in this edit is set stone by stone in our Lahore studio, then polished, plated and sealed with a protective lacquer. That anti-tarnish finish keeps the gold tone bright through seasons of wear — no green marks, no dull patches.
Styling kundan for your occasion
For barat, pair a heavy kundan choker with matching jhumkas and a matha patti. For walima, lighter polki pieces in pearl tones read softer under camera flash. For mehndi, mix kundan with meenakari colour. All pieces ship nationwide with cash on delivery.
Frequently asked questions
- What is kundan jewellery made of?
- Kundan jewellery uses hand-set glass stones mounted in gold-toned frames. Our pieces are plated over quality alloy and sealed with an anti-tarnish lacquer for a lasting finish.
- Is artificial kundan jewellery good for weddings?
- Yes. Hand-set kundan with antique gold plating photographs almost identically to fine jewellery under event lighting, at a fraction of the cost of a real set.
- Do you deliver kundan jewellery across Pakistan?
- Yes. We deliver to Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar and every other city, with cash on delivery available nationwide.





