Maang Tikka

There is a moment before the bride enters when everything falls silent, and it is the maang tikka that catches the light first. This rose gold Kundan polki piece is fashioned for exactly that moment, a heirloom-inspired centerpiece for the modern dulhan. Craftsmanship &...

Heritage jewellery has a way of holding a room's attention without demanding it. This Kundan maang tikka and earring set is fashioned in that spirit, a compact heirloom-inspired pairing built for brides who favour quiet regality over excess. Craftsmanship & Design:An intricate floral design...

Some jewellery whispers, this set announces. Cast in a moon-shaped silhouette, this oversized Kundan chandbali earring and maang tikka set is built for the bride who wants her presence felt from across the room. Craftsmanship & Design:An intricate floral design carries sparkling white stones...

Some jewellery draws on the present, and some carries the weight of an era. This antique Victorian Kundan maang tikka belongs to the latter, an oversized, moon-shaped centerpiece cast in a finish that feels excavated from another century. Craftsmanship & Design:An intricate floral design...

There is a particular brilliance that only moissanite carries, sharper than most stones, quieter than a diamond's shine. Set into an antique Victorian finish, this maang tikka pairs that brilliance with the weight of heritage craftsmanship. Craftsmanship & Design:An intricate floral design brings together...

Some finishes are made to shine, others are made to look as though they have always caught the light. This antique Victorian polki maang tikka belongs to the latter, cast in a dual-tone finish that carries the weight of heritage craftsmanship in every angle....

A bride's maangtikka is the first thing the room sees and the last thing it remembers. At full scale and cast in a rich gold-tone finish, this oversized polki maang tikka is built to hold that attention from the mandap to the reception floor....

Red has always carried meaning at an Indian wedding, and this maang tikka wears it with intent. Cast in gold-plated Kundan and finished with red meenakari, it is a compact, deliberate piece built for the bride who understands restraint as its own form of...

The maang tikka has long marked the moment a woman becomes a bride, a single line of gold tracing the part of her hair like a quiet coronation. This one is built for that exact moment, heavy with heritage, light enough to wear through...