Palashini Kundan Set

• Wear last, remove first: put your jewellery on after perfume, makeup, hairspray, and lotions; take it off before cleansing or changing.

• Keep it dry: remove before washing hands, showering, swimming, workouts, or heavy sweating. Water and humidity can dull plating and loosen adhesives.

• Avoid chemicals: alcohol-based sanitizers, deodorants, detergents, and cleaning agents can discolor or strip the finish—keep jewellery away from them.

• Clean gently: wipe after every wear with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. 

• Store smart: keep pieces in separate airtight pouches or a lined box to prevent scratches and tangles. Add anti-tarnish strips or silica gel; store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

• Handle with care: don’t tug chains or strain stringing; open/close clasps gently; avoid knocks on stone settings.

Disclaimer: MINAKI pieces are hand-finished; minor variations in shade, texture, or finish—and differences between on-screen images and the physical product due to lighting and display settings—are normal and not defects.

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<li>Choose a traditional Indian outfit like a lehenga, anarkali suit, or saree in colors that complement the green meenakari work of the Kundan set, such as deep red, emerald green, or golden hues. Opt for outfits with minimal embellishments to let the jewelry stand out.</li>
<li>Style your hair in an elegant updo, braided bun, or soft curls to showcase the intricate details of the necklace and earrings. Go for a classic Indian bridal makeup look with defined eyes, using green or golden eyeshadow, winged eyeliner, and a nude or light pink lip color.</li>
<li>Let the Palashini Kundan Set be the centerpiece of your ensemble, so avoid wearing heavy or elaborate additional jewelry. Consider adding delicate bangles, a maang tikka, and a small nose ring to complement the overall traditional Indian bridal look.</li>
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