Article by: Hadia Hassan
The trend of chandbalis has re-emerged over the years. We have seen everything from pearly chandbalis to the more traditional kundan chandbalis this year. 2018 brought with it tons of trends from the past such as satlara necklaces and mathapattis. 2018 also brought on the revival of the gorgeous chandbalis. Pakistani brides wore jewels from the past years and decided to cling to their traditions. Chandbalis were worn by women of the 60’s and 70’s and we are grateful that they are back. They were part of the Mughal treasury some hundreds of years ago and today we see slight variations of these exquisite accessories in modern day jewelry collections. Some use kundan while others display sheer meenakari(enameling). We have seen a varying variety of chandbalis these past months and no matter what stone they are encrusted with; they make a fine sight. They have a very Anarkali-like vibe and we love it. Here are modern day jewelry designers who recreated these heritage jewels:
These are some beautiful chandbali earring variations that make us wish we had a pair too. These accessories are truly sensational. Depicting our true heritage of sophisticated and classy artisan jewels, these chandbalis are one of a kind. If you’re a bride-to-be then get your hands on of these. You can wear them on your Mehendi for that perfect mehendi look and even include these classical earrings in your trousseau.
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