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Nepali bride in a red sari seated by a window, wearing gold jewellery

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Jewellery for a celebration rooted in family and tradition.

Explore bridal jewellery and traditional Nepali pieces for weddings, engagements and family celebrations.

Bridal Pieces

From the necklace to the sirbandi.

Traditional Jewellery Guide

A closer look at Nepali jewellery.

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Tilhari

Tilhari

तिलहरी

A gold pendant, usually cylindrical, worn on strands of green pote beads. Traditionally worn by married women.

02

Naugedi

Naugedi

नौगेडी

A necklace of gold units strung on cord — a familiar piece at weddings and ceremonies.

03

Chandrahar

Chandrahar

चन्द्रहार

A long, multi-strand gold chain; the name refers to the moon. Worn for weddings and special occasions.

04

Sirbandi

Sirbandi

सिरबन्दी

A head ornament worn along the hairline or parting, often part of a bride's jewellery.

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Pote

Pote

पोते

Strands of small glass beads, commonly red or green, associated with marriage.

06

Traditional Jhumka

Traditional Jhumka

झुम्का

Bell-shaped earrings, often with a fringe of small beads.

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Bangles

Bangles

चुरा

Gold bangles, often layered with red glass chura during the wedding season.

Choosing your wedding jewellery should feel personal.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your wedding

    The date, the ceremonies and the look you have in mind.

  2. 02

    Explore jewellery styles

    Traditional, contemporary, or a mix of both.

  3. 03

    Discuss what you like

    Bring family. Try pieces on. Ask questions.

  4. 04

    Choose your pieces

    Decide in your own time, with today's gold price explained.

Nepali bride in red with gold tilhari and jhumka

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For the day your family will always remember.

Occasions

Jewellery for every celebration.

Planning your wedding jewellery?

Visit Khati Jewellers in Chipledhunga and explore the jewellery that feels right for your celebration.

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