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Minaki's is a living brand that breathes anthology for a majority of jewellery and Indian fashion lovers in India. Although a young brand, that started in 2018, we become a classic name in no time for the audience that prefers experiencing luxury with an expression of grace and understated sophistication. The beautiful venture started with crafting an exquisite piece of jewellery & expanded spreading its wings like a phoenix with connoisseur quality collections like Shahana Kundan and Polki,  Meenakshi, Eleganza, Diamond: The Crystal collection, and now much more as we ventured into men's wear & women's wear. Every set has its unique way of self-expression that employs immaculate precision and irreplicable craftsmanship. Making the jewellery exclusively unique and an antique. For the first time after conquering the world of women's jewellery, Minaki stepped into the arena of men's and women's traditional fashion and nailed it here as well. Today the brand name has earned, on purely its quality and creativity, unconventional and unconditional affection, respect, and class in the high society.

Kundan Jewellery

It is often said a bride is incomplete without a Kundan jewellery set. Let's find out about the craft, its relevance and Minaki as a tell-tale brand of expression that explores the centuries old fascinating craft with its intricate and decent craftsmanship.The 2500 years old legacy of Kundan jewellery making is a craft formed by gold with a wax core. The word Kundan means pure and refined gold. Being the oldest jewellery making art, it has a very long rooted history that makes the craft culturally rich and regal. In fact, the art of making this jewellery is jadau as it majarly involves jadayi. This unique delicacy and skilled craftsmanship makes the jewellery one of the favourites and the top picks for women with a chic taste in accessories anyday! Especially for the bride to be, the extravagance of any kundan set for the bride can't be matched. At times the reason to go for jewellery set, or choker, or kundan bridal set can be due to the royal taste of the wearer. But mostly it is worn on the occasion of the wedding by the bride or the next close relatives,that's why these are also called as bridal jewellery sets. But when did this happen? And how did it become such symbolic jewellery craft?

 Kundan jewellery is one of the earliest types, rooted in Rajput’s and Mughal eras, when the craft flourished and became popular nationwide. In fact, these jewelleries still bare the artistic and technical imprint of both the eras. With such a dynamic and old legacy that in itself is so special and unique comes the responsibility of taking the craft to the standard that equals or exceeds the existing level of beauty. The brand Minaki has always been able to hone this quality with its ideation of designs and via experience in the process of making. Building on the brand's core value of originality. We say this with pride that our craftsman has always pulled out all the designs remarkably. Originally combined with its proper execution is when the jewel takes it true form and worth. On top of all that, we need to provide for customisation. We know your choices matter. As an individual, there must be the space to express yourself through what you wear. Hence the wearer's mind, her opinion, and input is always our top priority. Reflecting all the above core values are our collectables that speak for our efforts, craftsmanship and creativity such as :-

• The "Ayati" choker set is crafted with exquisite detail, featuring a lavish 22K gold plating and adorned with opulent emerald-colored stones set in the traditional Open style. Its name, derived from Sanskrit, signifies regal status, reflecting its luxurious appeal. Perfect for festive occasions and celebrations, this set radiates elegance and grants the wearer a distinguished presence, adding a touch of royalty to any ensemble.
• The Chand Kundan Set is a 22K gold plated jewellery in pachi kundan setting and is embellished with emerald color stones. It has an antique finish. This very traditional set has a choker style necklace with Chand (moon crescent) and tara (star) motifs and a matching pair of Chand bali style earrings.
• The Pushti Kundan Set is a 22K Gold plated Open setting embellished with Pearls. Pushti in Sanskrit means wealthy/richness. It’s a three-piece set comes with a collar style elaborate necklace, matching jhumki style danglers, and a maang tikka. This is the perfect bridal set.
• The Ayesha Kundan Set is a stunning ensemble crafted with 22K Gold plating, adorned with intricate Kundan setting and sparkling Zircon stones. This exquisite set includes a necklace, earrings, and tikka, perfect for bridesmaids or the bride herself. Embrace the celebratory atmosphere with this versatile jewellery, ideal for Mehendi and wedding functions. Elevate your fashion statement with this elegant Kundan jewellery set.
• The Aarika Kundan Temple Set is a lavish 22k gold plated kundan jewelry collection showcasing a stunning Aarika/Laxmi motif pendant encased in kundan, adorned with captivating grey beads. Paired with matching earrings, this necklace set is perfect for formal gatherings and events, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to your ensemble. .
• Rubina Kundan Choker set with an Arabic origin, is 22K Gold plated embellished with Ruby color stones. The set comes with a collar style necklace and matching pair of drop earrings. This can be worn with ethnic and Indo-western outfits for functions.

Frequently Asked Questions on Kundan Jewellery

1.How is Kundan Jewellery made?

The method used to create jewellery involves setting gemstones in gold foil. The stones are first set in a frame made entirely of pure gold to keep them in position. After that, the diamonds are carefully positioned inside this framework and secured by applying pressure to the gold surrounding them. Lastly, additional gold is poured into the voids left by the jewels to produce a smooth, elaborate pattern. The elaborate and colorful Kundan jewellery that is prized for its artistry and beauty is the product of this procedure.

2.What are the types of Kundan Jewellery Designs?

The traditional Indian jewellery known as kundana often consists of jewels embedded in gold foil between elaborate gold motifs. Jewellery designs come in a variety of forms, each having distinctive qualities and styles of its own:

1. Polki Kundan - Uncut diamonds, or "polki," are frequently utilized in Kundan jewellery. These uncut, raw diamonds are used in this jewellery together with other jewels including sapphires, emeralds, and rubies. Usually made of 24K, the setting sometimes occasionally uses silver.
2. Jadau Kundan - This method of creating jewellery involves setting stones in gold and then embedding them into a molten gold substrate. It is renowned for its elaborate patterns, which frequently combine enamel work with jewels.
3. Minakari Kundan - Minakari or Meenakari is the technique of enamelling metal surfaces; it produces vivid and bright designs when paired with Kundan jewellery. The exquisite enamel work in a variety of hues that accentuates the brilliance of the gold and gemstones is a common aspect of Meenakari jewellery.
4. Thewa Kundan - Thewa is an elaborate gold-embossed glass technique used in traditional Rajasthani jewellery-making. Thewa Kundan jewellery creates striking and distinctive designs by combining these intricately crafted glass pieces with Kundan settings.
5. Navratna Kundan - In Vedic astrology, navratna refers to the nine gemstones that symbolize the nine planets. These nine gemstones, which are placed in the Kundan style and represent protection and auspiciousness, are featured in Navratna  jewellery.
6. Antique Kundan - Antique Kundan jewelry is designed to replicate the styles of ancient times. It often features elaborate designs, intricate filigree work, and a weathered or oxidized appearance to give it an antique look.

3.What is the difference between Kundan and Polki Jewellery?

These two traditional forms of Indian jewellery, vary in their crafting techniques, materials, and overall appearance . Kundan jewellery is crafted by embedding gemstones into gold foil, creating a framework of pure gold around them to secure them in place. In contrast, Polki jewellery employs uncut diamonds set in gold or silver, often held in place by prongs or bezel settings without the use of gold foil. Both jewellery hold significant cultural and aesthetic importance in India, frequently adorning individuals during special occasions like weddings, festivals, and religious ceremonies.

4.Why does Kundan Jewelery Turns black?

It can turn black because of exposure to air, moisture, or chemicals in the environment. When the metal reacts with these substances, it creates a dark layer on the surface. This process happens faster if the jewelery isn't stored well or if it comes into contact with things like perfume or sweat. The quality of the gold in the jewelery can also play a part in how quickly it tarnishes.

5.What makes Kundan Bridal Jewelry "Royal"

The word "royal"  in Royal Kundan Bridal Jewellery denotes its connection to luxury and magnificence. These pieces frequently have intricate designs, premium gemstones, and painstaking craftsmanship, making them evocative of the jewellery worn by ancient royals.

Why Us :-

With many successes and groundbreaking branding over  the last four years, Minaki stands tall on the four pillars of fundamentals that are predominantly driving our works and articles, 

Authenticity:- Uniqueness and originality bring a sense of individuality to the person carrying the articles.

Impeccable Craftsmanship:- Nothing stands without talent and flawless execution. Fostering is our third and essential pillar of the brand.

Premium yet economical :- At times we make purchases way above our budget thinking it's for something special and the purchase is not satisfactory at all. Our brand ensures that optimal level of satisfaction for every client. This is why in a very short period we have captured the hearts of the majority of the market as fast as a blink of an eye.

Speaking of the four pillars, the brand has never compromised on quality or variety! Freedom of choice is what we advocate and promote without any uncharacteristic conditions. Choice makes an individual feel independent, empowered, elevated, and proud of self. The values we aim to ingrain within the society through our work and the feelings it stems from each soul that visits us for an experience worthwhile.

We are a brand that serves the soul and liberation of minds of the people who seek empowerment, freedom of choice, liberty of thought, and uniqueness that calls for magic that twinkles in the eyes of the one who wears an article from Minaki's. The extravagance we endeavor to create through our work is what we aim to pass on to the individual lives, that desire rich experiences and luxury of balmy peace through artful articles, epitomizing the significance of life.