Pearl-Rimmed Enamel Discs in the Traditional Red and Green

The red-and-green pairing is the oldest colour language in Rajasthani bridal jewellery, and here it is carried by rows of pearl-rimmed meenakari enamel discs banding the top and bottom of the stack. Between them run rows of champagne teardrop crystals, with a large petal flower medallion — champagne petals around a green kundan core — centred on each broad kada.

The base is a brighter red than the deep maroon used elsewhere in our Rajwadi range, which sits better against heavy gold bridal jewellery.

Why Retailers Stock This

• Red-and-green is the colour combination suhag chuda buyers ask for by description
• Pearl-rimmed enamel discs give a raised circular texture distinct from flat stone bands
• Brighter red base complements gold jewellery better than our deep maroon designs
• Green kundan medallion cores tie the enamel colour through to the centrepiece
• Pairs naturally with kalira, letting you sell a second product on the same transaction

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