Kundan Maang tikka H1-183

The maang tikka is a piece of jewelry that adorns the center parting of the hair and rests on the forehead. It typically consists of two main parts:

1. Pendant: A decorative piece that hangs on the forehead, often featuring gemstones, pearls, or intricate designs.

2. Chain or String: Attached to the pendant, it runs along the hairline and is secured to the hair with a hook or pin.

Key Features of a Maang Tikka

1. Designs:

• Traditional: Features intricate patterns, Kundan or Polki work, and gemstones like emeralds, rubies, or pearls.

• Modern: Minimalist designs with geometric shapes, sleek metalwork, or contemporary motifs.

• Temple-inspired: Includes motifs of deities, peacocks, or floral designs, often seen in South Indian jewelry.

2. Materials:

• Gold: The most common and auspicious metal used in maang tikkas.

• Silver: Often used for lighter or more affordable designs.

• Gemstones: Precious or semi-precious stones like diamonds

We use semi-precious stones in this item which is ideal for imitation jewellery.

We suggest users avoid any direct exposure to perfume and any concentric liquid for a long vibrant look.

This item is to be stored in an air-tight packet for long-term shine.