Imitation Jewellery

Indian imitation jewellery is a type of jewellery that mimics the look and feel of traditional or modern Indian jewellery, but is made of cheaper or artificial materials such as brass, copper, alloy, plastic, resin, glass, etc. Imitation jewellery is also known as fashion jewellery, costume jewellery, or artificial jewellery. It is popular among people who want to accessorize their outfits with different styles and colors of jewellery without spending a lot of money.

Some of the common types of Indian imitation jewellery are:

Polki jewellery : This is a type of jewellery that uses uncut diamonds or glass stones set in gold or silver plated metal. Polki jewellery is inspired by the Mughal era and has a royal and elegant appeal. It is often worn by brides or women on festive occasions.

Kundan jewellery : This is a type of jewellery that uses flat or round shaped glass stones or crystals set in gold or silver plated metal. Kundan jewellery is one of the oldest forms of Indian jewellery and has a rich and intricate design. It is usually paired with pearls, beads, or enamel work.

Temple jewellery : This is a type of jewellery that depicts Hindu gods and goddesses or other religious motifs. Temple jewellery is made of gold or silver plated metal and is embellished with precious or semi-precious stones, pearls, or coins. Temple jewellery is worn by classical dancers or devotees of Hinduism. 

Antique jewellery : This is a type of jewellery that has a dull or oxidized finish to give it an old or vintage look. Antique jewellery is made of gold or silver plated metal and is decorated with stones, beads, or enamel work. Antique jewellery is suitable for ethnic or fusion wear.