Meher Floral Gold Kundan Passa By Ranibaug

This piece of jewelry is distinguished by the highly ornate, traditional style of workmanship, which also has a regal quality, and the sheer volume it adds to both classic and modern bridal outfits. The important design details include strands of pearls and polki that are layered, a floral motif, and variations (one with pearls and one with green stones) that reflect both traditional and modern day bridal. This Passa style is inspired by Mughal heritage, and is intended to fall down the side of the head gracefully, offering an instantly elevated festive and bridal look—along with its royal, dramatic feel.

Design Elements
⦁ The heavily embellished form consists of polki and kundan stones, with small pearls and star forms added for texture, visual interest and luxury.
⦁ The multiple cascading strands provide volume and drama to the piece, which is a characteristic of statement bridal Passa jewelry.
⦁ A gold-plated base, uncut stones and pearls invokes the glamour of Old World Mughal and Rajput designs, perfect for a royal wedding, or traditional celebration.
⦁ The two tone style has a piece with pearls at the end, while the variation was green stones--enhancing the versatility for both classic and modern bridal attires.

Care Tips
⦁ To limit oxidation and tangling, always store Passa jewelry separately in a soft pouch or zip-lock bag away from moisture/cool, direct sunlight.
⦁ Try to keep the piece dry, avoid perfumes, sprays, etc. Remember to always put the jewelry on last and remove it first.
⦁ Gently clean Passa using a soft dry lint-free cloth; do not submerge in water or use an abrasive cleaner.
⦁ If the jewelry requires deeper cleaning, take it to a jeweler who is familiar with this sort of jewelry.

Styling Tips
⦁ They are meant to be worn on the left side of the head and look nice with a centered maang tikka as part of the classic bridal look.
⦁ Look great with Indian wear like lehenga's, sarees, and sharara's. Their more regal or festive wear is recommended but can (and have been!) worn in some form as part of traditional western wear.
⦁ For the Passa to sit better and more securely, prepare a bun or a side swept look, with a skinny middle parting.
⦁ For a more completed and elegant look, wear a pair of earrings and a mismatched necklace similar from the same collection of engravings, especially some style of kundan or polki more specifically, and apply your makeup, when necessary, to match the colors in the Passa (natural colors for styles including accents, a bolder lip for all-pearl look).
⦁ Try to use thin pins or other fasteners that are easy to hide, as it can easily be removed later during the event if the need arises.

Overall, this Passa can hold its own because of the handwork, traditional design details, and overall volume and visual weight in classic and modern bridal dress styles.

Keep away from direct sunlight