Gold plated Indian bridal wedding anklet payal pair studded with crystal rhinestone kundan and red glass stones. Fits and sits like a curve on the ankles as shown. Comes as a set of 2 anklets
- Metal: Alloy Plating: 5K (1gm) Gold Material: Glass Inner Circle Length: 8.19 Inch plus 0.5 Inch S Hook Clasp plus 1.13 Inch Extension Chain Width: 1.06 Inch
- Twist one end of the S Hook clasp to open it. Slide the S Hook in the eye at the other end of the anklet. Press firmly to close it
- Gold plated Indian bridal wedding anklet payal pair studded with crystal rhinestone kundan and red glass stones. Fits and sits like a curve on the ankles as shown. Comes as a set of 2 anklets
- ANY OCCASION - Great for Bridal Wedding, Party, Dances, Beach and Gifts
- Meticulously Curated and Checked in USA Handcrafted by artisans in India
- Style Tip: Accentuates your ankles from everyday to bridal wear. Pair it with sandals and toe rings based on your style and occasion
- Jewelry Care: Can be used in water but dry completely before storing
- Ethnic Significance: Also known as "Payal" :Jhanjar” “Paizeb” in India, brides wear it to draw attention to and decorate their feet. Bells or chimes make a soft jingle sound when the bride walks. Traditionally payals are worn in both feet. However ankle bracelets can be worn in one foot. Today they also come in Retro, Contemporary, Bohemian, Tribal styles
- History of Kundan Jewelry: This is the oldest art of jewelry making originated in the royal courts of Rajasthan in India during the Mughal era. Gold foil is inserted between carefully cut and polished multicolored gemstones or glass stones and its mount to create elaborate pieces. Meenakari (Enameling) is added to the piece to enhance its beauty. Kundan stones are uncut gemstones or glass stones
