Golden Raj Wari Indian Jewelry Set
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Description
Description
This Golden Raj Wari Jewelry Set features traditional gold-tone work with white, red, and green stone details. The necklace has a wide, layered design with round and floral motifs, finished with hanging red drops. Matching earrings and a maang tikka complete the set, giving you a coordinated look for weddings and traditional events.
Product Features
- Traditional Design – Detailed patterns inspired by classic jewelry styles.
- Gold-Tone Finish – Rich golden detailing gives the set a warm, festive look.
- White, Red & Green Stones – A balanced mix of colors that works well with traditional outfits.
- Detailed Necklace – Features multiple decorative sections, beads, and hanging drops.
- Matching Earrings & Tikka – Designed to coordinate with the necklace.
- Statement Look – The larger necklace design works well with heavily embroidered outfits.
- Suitable for Weddings & Festive Wear – Ideal for weddings, mehndi, traditional functions, and celebrations.
- Easy to Pair – Looks especially good with red, green, maroon, cream, and gold outfits.
Delivery & Cash on Delivery
Delivery & Cash on Delivery
Free delivery across Pakistan. Orders are dispatched from our workshop in 2 to 3 working days. Cash on Delivery is available nationwide, so you can pay when your order arrives at your door.
Returns & Exchange
Returns & Exchange
Every piece is checked and packed with protective layers before dispatch. If your order arrives damaged or incorrect, contact us on WhatsApp within 24 hours of delivery with photos and we will arrange a replacement or exchange. See our returns and exchange policy for full details.
Care
Care
Hand wash gently with mild soap and a soft sponge. Avoid dishwashers, microwaves, ovens, and open flame. Wipe decorative pieces with a soft dry cloth. Hand-painted brushwork keeps its colour for life when treated kindly.

Painted in Gila-Lazwart cobalt on a body of quartz and Multani mitti. Read the story of blue pottery