Palak Gold Plated Sheeshpatti By Ranibaug

Ranibaug’s Grand Kundan Grid Sheesh Patti—a bold and opulent headpiece designed to make a statement at life’s grandest celebrations. This sheesh patti features a wide band of meticulously set kundan squares, centered by a lavish circular medallion with a floral and halo design, radiating both tradition and contemporary glamour.

Unique Elements
⦁ Wide Kundan Grid Band: Multiple rows of tightly set kundan squares give a richly textured, structured base for a luxurious look and comfortable fit.
⦁ Central Medallion: The prominent round motif combines a kundan floral core with a radiant halo of small stones, offering regal focus and dimension.
⦁ Balanced Silhouette: The seamless transition from the bold band to the round centerpiece delivers harmonic balance and eye-catching symmetry.
⦁ Expert Craftsmanship: Every single kundan element is individually hand-set for exceptional quality, shine, and longevity.

Created for those who desire dramatic, heirloom-inspired jewelry, this sheesh patti is ideal for bridal wear, receptions, or any occasion that calls for standout elegance. It’s a show-stopping accessory made to celebrate stories, milestones, and everlasting style.

Styling Tips
Best worn along a center parting or just above the forehead, with hair in a neat bun or braid to emphasize the grandeur of the grid and centerpiece.
Suits embellished sarees, intricate lehengas, or contemporary gowns—keep other jewelry minimal for a balanced, high-impact look.

Care Instructions
Store flat in a sturdy, padded box to support both the band and the medallion, keeping the kundan settings scratch-free.
Avoid water, perfume, and hairspray—wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after each use to preserve the gold tone and kundan brilliance.
Handle with care to ensure the grid structure remains intact for years of repeated celebration.

Ranibaug’s Grand Kundan Grid Sheesh Patti is for the bold at heart—an accessory that crowns every moment with unmistakable luxury and heritage.

Keep away from direct sunlight