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Ten Chandbaalis That Can Elevate Every Indian Bridal Attire
Looking for that one accessory that can effortlessly elevate your bridal look to perfection this season? Think Chandbaalis! These traditional, Indian Jhumka earrings timelessly and elegantly transform Indian brides to look their ethereal, beautiful best through their wedding celebrations!
This season, Senco Gold & Diamonds offers a beautiful mix of classic, antique, and modernly-designed Chaandbaalis crafted especially to add a dash of sparkle and a hint of tradition to every bride’s ‘big’ day. Whether you’re drawn to bold statement pieces or delicate, detailed work, there’s a Chandbaali here that is just right for you.
Here are 10 chandbalis we absolutely loved for creating that perfect bridal moment:
Sunhera Mayurpankh Chandbali


These 22 kt yellow gold Sunhera Mayurpankh chandbali’s bring light, happiness and colours to life. These delicately crafted chandbali’s are loved by modern Indian brides.
Art of Glam Gold Chandbali


These gold chandbalis blend kundan with chinese pearls that sparkle with a graceful, old-world silhouette, giving you that soft, glamorous glow perfect for weddings and festive nights, the kind of piece that instantly makes your look stand out without trying too hard.
Floral Gold Chandelier Earrings


Designed with layered floral motifs and hanging drops, these chandeliers feel like a blooming bouquet brought to life. These 22-karat gold chandeliers have a unique, artistic floral design that instantly catches the eye. They add a soft, regal charm to any festive look while staying light, elegant, and impossibly photogenic.
Extravagant Sunflower Gold Chandelier


These floral gold chandelier earrings shine with an intricate flower-and-cuttay detailing in rich 22-karat yellow gold, a delicate yet statement-making pair that transforms a lehenga or saree into something truly regal.
Traditional Aura Gold Chandbali


These traditional-style chandbalis, shaped like crescent moons and crafted in warm gold have a traditional yet sophisticated charm. The curved silhouette, ornate detailing and symmetrical design make them look like heirloom pieces, perfect for elevating a saree or lehenga into a subtly luxurious statement. Their classic elegance and refined craftsmanship add a sense of tradition and artistry, giving any festive or wedding-day outfit a touch of understated grandeur.
Sunflower Chandelier Gold Earrings


These golden sunflower-chandelier earrings showcase artistry at its best,with a petal-inspired design and intricate metalwork, the pieces have an organic and sculptural quality. They bring a fresh, radiant vibe to any traditional outfit.
Virtuosity With Perfection Chandbali


The beautiful chandbalis with an intricate patterning and temple-inspired curves sit beautifully against heavy lehengas, Kanjeevarams or Benarasi drapes, making it feel like the ideal extension of the outfit rather than an add-on. There’s a certain “bridal authority” to it which shows an elegant yet statement worthy look.
Empress Royalty Antique Gold Chandbali


The Royal gold chandbali’s give the ultimate queen vibes, and takes you back to the traditional old days but with a modern twist, with an intricate design of peacock and floral motifs in a circular pattern and kundan embellishment in contrast shades makes heads turn.
Antique Gold Chandbali Earrings


These antique-finish gold chandbalis bring a timeless, regal elegance, with warm muted tones and traditional ornate detailing that feels beautifully heritage-inspired. Their delicate curves and intricate craftsmanship give a soft, vintage glow that instantly lifts any ethnic outfit. Paired with a lehenga or saree, they don’t just accessorize, they complete the look with a graceful, classic charm.
Scintillating Gold Earrings


With a polished gold finish and a hanging drop design, these earrings catch light softly without feeling too heavy or loud. They add a clean, glowing touch to your bridal look simple yet radiant. The gold balls dangling at the bottom are not to be missed
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GJEPC voices sector priorities at Board of Trade meeting in New Delhi
At the fourth meeting of the reconstituted Board of Trade (BoT) held in New Delhi on 25th November, Shaunak Parikh, Vice Chairman, GJEPC, and Sabyasachi Ray, Executive Director, GJEPC, joined industry leaders and policymakers for discussions led by Piyush Goyal, Hon’ble Minister of Commerce & Industry.
The GJEPC leadership also interacted with Rajesh Aggarwal, Commerce Secretary, during the meeting, which focused on India’s export momentum, the economic outlook, and the government’s ongoing push to strengthen the country’s global trade position.
Parikh thanked the Minister for launching the Export Promotion Mission and for placing the gem and jewellery sector in the priority list. He noted the upcoming EU and G7 requirements that call for full traceability of diamonds from January 2026. He urged the Ministry to recommend extending the implementation timeline to at least July 2026, or until global standards, guidelines and pilot systems are finalized.
Mr. Parikh also raised concerns about restrictions on gold, silver and platinum alloy and jewellery imports. He requested that licences for non-FTA countries, where no duty benefit exists, be issued through the automatic route to ease business operations for exporters.
The BoT meeting also reviewed progress on major trade facilitation initiatives, including the rapid expansion of the Trade Connect e-Platform, improvements in grievance redressal, the extension of the RoDTEP scheme, and advances made in digital Certificates of Origin.
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