Kundan Chandbalis in 24 ct. Gold Rhodium

Kundan Chandbalis with Hydro Stones and Pearl Hangings

Frame your face with the graceful crescent silhouette of handcrafted Kundan Chandbalis. Fine Kundan work and AAA cubic zirconia create a brilliant upper design, while synthetic pearl hangings add movement along the lower edge. Choose a classic Kundan centre or introduce rich colour with a laser-cut red or green hydro stone.

Finished with warm 24ct gold-rhodium plating over a high-quality brass base, these Kundan Chandbali earrings bring together traditional Indian craftsmanship and a refined statement shape. Wear them with bridal outfits, festive sarees, embroidered lehengas, elegant kurta sets, or Indo-western clothing.

Product Highlights

• Handcrafted Kundan Chandbali design
• Fine Kundan and AAA cubic zirconia
• Red and green hydro-stone options
• Classic Kundan centre option
• Synthetic pearl hangings
• 24ct gold-rhodium plated finish
• High-quality brass base
• Lightweight statement silhouette
• Handcrafted in India
• Suitable for weddings, festivals, parties, and gifting

FAQs

What are Kundan Chandbalis?

Kundan Chandbalis are crescent-shaped Indian earrings decorated with Kundan work. This design also features AAA cubic zirconia, a choice of centre stone, and synthetic pearl hangings.

Which variants are available?

The design has three options: a classic Kundan centre, a red hydro-stone centre, and a green hydro-stone centre. Availability may vary by variant.

What materials are used?

The earrings have a high-quality brass base with fine Kundan, AAA cubic zirconia, hydro colour stones on selected variants, and synthetic pearl hangings.

Are these made from solid 24ct gold?

No. These are brass-based fashion-jewellery earrings with a 24ct gold-rhodium plated finish. They are not solid gold.

Are the pearl hangings real pearls?

No. The earrings use synthetic pearl hangings, which provide a traditional pearl appearance around the lower edge.

Are these earrings suitable for bridal wear?

Yes. Their crescent silhouette, Kundan work, CZ stones, pearl details, and gold-toned finish make them suitable for weddings, engagements, and receptions.

What outfits can I wear with them?

Pair them with sarees, lehengas, anarkalis, shararas, embroidered kurta sets, gowns, and Indo-western outfits.

Are Chandbalis and jhumkas the same?

No. Chandbalis have a crescent or moon-inspired shape. Traditional jhumkas usually feature a bell-shaped dome.

How should I care for these earrings?

Keep them away from water, perfume, hairspray, lotion, sanitiser, and chemicals. Wipe them gently after wearing and store them separately in a soft, dry pouch.

Can these earrings be given as a gift?

Yes. Their traditional silhouette and occasion-ready styling make them suitable for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, bridesmaids, festivals, and bridal showers.

Jewellery Care: Follow our Product Care Guidelines to preserve the beauty of your Kundan Chandbalis.