RAJWADI RAJPUTI POSHAK • NAGPUR

Traditional Rajputi Jewellery – Aad, Rakhdi, Borla & Sheeshphool | Nagpur

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No Rajputi poshak is truly complete without the regal accompaniment of authentic Rajasthani Rajputi Jewellery. For centuries, the royal courts of Mewar, Marwar, and Shekhawati celebrated distinct jewellery traditions that accentuated a woman's dignity, marital auspiciousness, and royal stature. Rajwadi's curated jewellery collection revives these ancestral designs with heirloom-grade craftsmanship.

Our jewellery collection encompasses every essential royal ornament: the iconic circular Rakhdi and Borla worn poised on the forehead parting; the elaborate Sheeshphool floral head-harness; the royal Aad choker necklace with cascading pearls and intricate meenakari enamel work; and elegant matching kundan earrings. Handcrafted by master artisans using premium brass alloy, radiant 22k gold polish, and hand-set faux kundan and polki stones.

Designed to complement both heavy bridal attire and vibrant festive wear, each piece features adjustable cords and secure hair clasps for effortless, comfortable all-day wear. Shipped in protective luxury velvet presentation boxes from our boutique in Nagpur.

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About Rajputi Jewellery

What are the essential ornaments in a traditional Rajputi jewellery set?

The classic set comprises a Rakhdi/Borla for the forehead, a Sheeshphool head-harness, an Aad (royal choker necklace), matching Kundan earrings, a Nath (nose ring), and Bajuband (armlet).

What materials are used in Rajwadi Rajputi jewellery?

Our jewellery is crafted with skin-safe premium brass and copper alloy, electroplated in long-lasting micro-gold polish, and hand-set with fine Kundan, simulated pearls, and Meenakari enamel.

How should I store and clean my Rajputi jewellery?

Keep jewellery away from perfumes, sweat, and water. Store each item in a separate ziplock pouch inside a velvet-lined box to protect the gold finish from oxidation.

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