Maang Tika

Rasmalai Hairdrip

Rs. 9,500
Stone Colour
Product details

Two peacocks twine at the crown of Rasmalai, a maang tika with a kundan stone set in each eye. Their feathers fall in V-shaped rows of ruby kundan, ending in petals that trickle down the forehead.

Material

Material: Recycled 925 sterling silver

Finish: Silver oxidised polish or 18k gold micron polish (1 micron)

Also made with: Ruby kundan setting, ruby

Made in: Handmade in Jaipur, India

Dimensions

Length: 14.5 cm

Width: 3.5 cm

Colour: White Kundan, Ruby (choose above)

Sold as: Single piece

Note: Every piece is made by hand, so size may vary slightly and oxidised tones differ from piece to piece.

Shipping & returns

Every piece is handcrafted to order. We take 5 business days to make, quality-check and dispatch your order.

Delivery once dispatched: prepaid orders within India 2–3 business days, Cash on Delivery orders within India 5–7 business days, international orders 6–9 business days.

Within India, shipping is free on orders above ₹1,500 (₹150 below). International ₹1,500 up to ₹14,000 and ₹1,800 above; United States ₹2,000. International orders may attract customs duties payable on arrival.

Returns and refunds policy

Care

Avoid contact with water, perfume and chemicals. Store in a dry place when not in use, and polish gently with a silver cleaning cloth to restore the shine.

Jewellery care and material

Rasmalai Hairdrip

Sale price Price Rs. 9,500.00 Regular price

Indulge in the mesmeric charm of Little drips and drops of petals on your forehead with our captivating Ras Malai Hairdrip. Drawing inspiration from majestic peacocks, this intricately designed maangtika, boasts two gracefully intertwined peacocks, each adorned with semi-precious pink/white Kundan stones glistening in their eyes, symbolizing beauty and grace. Enhancing the design's allure.

The falling feathers of the peacocks are embellished with v-shaped semi-precious pink/white Kundans, set using the age-old Kundan setting technique, seamlessly connecting it to delicately petal-like maangtika trickling down gracefully on your forehead.

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