Collection: Jadau Pendants

Not all bridal jewellery has to be overwhelming to make an impact. A Jadau pendant, with its intricate craftsmanship and heritage detailing, can be just as commanding as a full bridal set - if styled right.

Jadau, an age-old technique perfected in the royal courts of the Mughal era, involves skillfully embedding uncut Polki diamonds, lustrous pearls, and colourful gemstones into certified 22kt gold. Each piece is painstakingly handcrafted, carrying with it the artistry, patience, and precision of generations of master jewellers.

At Tyaani, our Jadau pendants are designed for the modern bride who values heritage but seeks versatility. They are treasures you can wear on your wedding day and effortlessly re-style for anniversaries, festive dinners, and family gatherings - making them the perfect blend of tradition and practicality.

Choose Your Necklace Base Wisely

The beauty of a Jadau pendant lies in its adaptability.

• Grand & Layered Look: Pair it with a multi-strand Polki haar or pearl mala for a regal, maharani-inspired effect.
• Minimal Elegance: Let the pendant hang from a simple gold chain or single-strand pearl necklace for understated sophistication.

Match the Motifs with Your Outfit

If your bridal attire is rich in floral embroidery, choose a pendant with matching floral motifs. For geometric or symmetrical lehenga patterns, opt for a more structured pendant design for visual harmony.

Coordinate with Earrings

A Jadau pendant set works beautifully with matching chandbalis, jhumkas, or Polki studs. This creates a balanced, cohesive bridal frame without overwhelming the face.

Colour Accents to Tie the Look Together

Gemstone accents like emerald green, ruby red, or pearl white can subtly connect your jewellery to your bridal colour palette. This small detail can make your overall look feel more curated and intentional.

Layer for Dramatic Impact

If you’re wearing a deep neckline, layer your pendant set with a shorter Jadau choker for a layered, luxurious finish that photographs beautifully.

Hairstyles that Highlight the Pendant

High buns, side braids, or sleek ponytails work well to ensure your neckline and pendant are visible in wedding portraits. For saree brides, side-swept hair can also frame the pendant elegantly.

Think Beyond the Wedding

One of the greatest advantages of a Jadau pendant is its versatility. Post-wedding, wear it with chiffon sarees, silk kurtas, or even western gowns for festive or formal occasions.

At Tyaani, every Jadau pendant is a marriage of art and heritage - handcrafted in certified 22kt gold, set with natural Polki diamonds, and often accented with precious gemstones and delicate Meenakari work.

From bold statement pieces that define your wedding look to versatile designs you can wear again and again, each pendant is made with the same meticulous attention to detail that has kept Jadau at the heart of Indian fine jewellery for centuries.