Amara Gold Kundan Pearls Bridal Hair Chain Jewelry By Ranibaug

Amara Pearl & Kundan Hair Chains
Whispering tales of royal courtyards and grand celebrations, the Amara Hair Chains are a masterpiece of classic design, reimagined for the modern-day maharani. These exquisite hair accessories are crafted to bestow an aura of regal elegance upon your festive and bridal ensembles.

The unique beauty of the Amara chains lies in their graceful, three-tiered structure. A single, luminous strand of pearls forms the foundation, from which two scalloped layers cascade elegantly. Each scallop is centered with a radiant, uncut Kundan-style stone that captures the light with every subtle movement. The design is perfected with delicate, dangling clusters of deep maroon and soft cream beads, adding a touch of intricate color and texture. Gold-plated hooks ensure a secure and comfortable fit, seamlessly integrating with your chosen hairstyle.
These chains are not just an accessory; they are a statement of heritage and timeless style, designed to make you feel nothing short of royalty.

Styling Tips:
Attach the Amara chains to your favorite statement earrings, such as jhumkas or chandbalis, allowing them to gracefully sweep back.
They are perfect for securing in a classic hair bun, a sophisticated chignon, or weaving into a thick, elegant braid for a touch of classic charm.
For Weddings & Festivities: For a truly breathtaking bridal or festive look, have your stylist weave these chains into an elaborate updo. Allow them to peek from behind twists and folds of your hair, creating a multi-dimensional sparkle that enchants and captivates. They pair exquisitely with rich silks and heavily embroidered lehengas and sarees.

Care Instructions:
To maintain their brilliance, store your hair chains in a soft pouch or a sealed box, away from moisture and air.
Avoid direct contact with perfume, lotions, and other chemicals.
After use, gently wipe the jewelry with a soft, dry cloth to remove any impurities before storing.

Keep away from direct sunlight