Royal Doli-Baraat Carved Gold Chain & Jhumka Bridal Kaleerein

These luxurious bridal kaleerein tell an iconic Indian wedding story through fine gold craftsmanship. Suspended from a top mini-jhumka, the textured main umbrella dome drops into etched gold arch plaques featuring traditional Doli (bride's palanquin) and Baraat (groom's procession) motifs. Below these detailed plaques, dual columns of textured domes cascade into fluid, high-density gold chain tassels fringed with tiny ghungroo bells, creating grand movement and a royal presence.

Key Features

• Etched Doli-Baraat Storytelling Plaques: Gold arched panels featuring intricate engravings of traditional bridal procession motifs.

• Dual-Column Cascading Silhouette: Symmetric double-pillar layout flowing down from a main pave-accented umbrella dome.

• High-Density Gold Chain Tassels: Cascading curtains of polished gold link chains that sway gracefully with every movement.

• Melodious Ghungroo Edging: Bottom of each chain fringe is finished with tiny gold bell charms that chime softly during wedding rituals.

Specifications

• Material: Gold-Plated Brass Alloy, Glass Micro-Crystals/Rhinestones, and Fine Metallic Link Chains.

• Color Palette: High-Shine Imperial Gold.

• Set Includes: 1 Pair (2 complete multi-tiered story-motif kaleerein pieces with top attachment loops).

• Length: Approx. 16–18 inches from top attachment knot to bottommost chain fringe.

• Finish: Polished Gold Plating with detailed filigree and micro-pave stone accents.

• Occasion: Royal Punjabi/Sikh Wedding Ceremonies, Anand Karaj, Grand Bridal Entry, and Heritage Photography.

Care Instructions

• Attach securely to the central chooda bangles using the designated thread loops for even weight distribution.

• Keep strictly away from moisture, water, perfumes, hairsprays, and body lotions to prevent tarnishing of the gold finish.

• Store hung vertically or laid flat in a sturdy, velvet-lined box to keep the chain columns straight and untangled.

• Untangle strands gently by hand from top to bottom before and after use; avoid yank pulling on individual chain links.