Nishagold Royal Heritage Sheeshphool Maang Tikka Jewellery By Ranibaug | With Tika Online Shopping

Ranibaug’s Ruby Chandbali Kundan Sheeshphool—a regal and vibrant headpiece blending exquisite kundan artistry with radiant red enamel highlights. This sheeshphool features a symmetrical strand of intricate kundan and meenakari floral clusters, crowned at the center with a bold kundan medallion and finished with an eye-catching chandbali pendant adorned in ruby red, pearls, and gold for dramatic elegance.

Unique Elements
⦁ Red Meenakari Floral Clusters: Each link showcases kundan and ruby red enamel, creating a rich, celebratory palette with intricate detailing.
⦁ Central Kundan Medallion: The centerpiece—a large kundan roundel—anchors the design, adding regal focus and harmonious symmetry.
⦁ Statement Chandbali Drop: The grand crescent (chandbali) pendant is encrusted with kundan, ruby enamel work, and a fringe of pearls and gold beads, bringing unmistakable bridal and festive charm.
⦁ Artisan Craftsmanship: Skilled placement of kundan, meenakari enamel, and crafted drops ensure lasting beauty and comfortable wear.

Ideal for brides, wedding guests, or celebrants seeking tradition with a bold pop of color. This sheeshphool makes every entrance memorable—crafted for shringar moments, sangeet functions, or any occasion where regal flair is desired.

Styling Tips
Style across a clean center part with hair elegantly pulled back, allowing the chandbali drop to rest gracefully against the forehead.
Complements rich red, ivory, or gold ensembles, and is outstanding paired with kundan, meenakari, or pearl earrings for a coordinated festive look.

Care Instructions
Store flat in a padded box or soft pouch to protect enamel work and dangling pearls from tangling or scratches.
Keep away from moisture, perfume, and sprays to preserve the brilliance of kundan, enamel, and pearls.
Wipe gently after each use with a dry, soft cloth for vibrant longevity.

Ranibaug’s Ruby Chandbali Kundan Sheeshphool is a celebration of artistry and tradition—a crown for life’s brightest celebrations and joyful beginnings.

Keep away from direct sunlight