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Caring & Storing Kundan Bridal Jewellery for Long-Lasting Shine

You know what, weddings are all about sparkle, right? And honestly, nothing can match the glow of a Kundan Bridal Jewellery set.  But here’s the thing - these pieces are delicate. One careless moment, and boom! Stones loosen, metal tarnishes, and your precious set loses its charm.

Chill, yaar. With some simple hacks, your Kundan Bridal Jewellery can stay dazzling for years. Let’s go through it like I’m sharing secrets over chai. 

Why Care for Kundan Bridal Jewellery?

Let’s be honest, Kundan jewellery isn’t like regular fashion jewellery. Stones are delicate, metal is intricate, and polish can dull fast if ignored.

  • Keeps your jewellery looking fresh and royal

  • Prevents stones from loosening or falling off

  • Saves repair money (repairs = expensive, trust me)

  • Preserves your wedding memories and family treasure vibes

Seriously, your Kundan Bridal Jewellery deserves some love.

Cleaning Tips

To be frank, cleaning is super simple if you’re gentle.

  • Soft Cloth Wipe: After wearing, quickly wipe off sweat, oils, or dust. Done in seconds.

  • Avoid Water & Chemicals: Avoiding chemicals and water is paramount. Any splashing could bring calamity. 

  • Mild Soap Hack: For dirt that just refuses to give in, mix a tiny drop of mild soap with lukewarm water. Use a soft brush to gently clean. Pat dry with a clean towel.

  • Don’t Rub Hard: Be kind - aggressive rubbing = scratches and dull stones.

  • Mini story: My cousin once tried scrubbing her set aggressively… lost a few tiny stones. Lesson learned. 

Storing Your Kundan Bridal Jewellery

Storage is survival mode. How you keep it is as important as how you wear it.

  • Individual Pouches: Keep each piece separate to avoid scratches.

  • Avoid Moisture: Damp spots = tarnish city. Store in cool, dry areas.

  • Separate Compartments: Rings, necklaces, earrings — all apart, no tangling.

  • Travel Tip: Soft pouch in your bag = emergency saving grace 

Honestly, good storage = zero stress before your next wedding or party.

Explore our exquisite collection of Kundan Bridal Jewellery sets to find the perfect piece for your special day.

Dos & Don’ts

Let’s keep it real. Some habits make your Kundan Bridal Jewellery last forever; others = disaster.

Dos:

  • Wipe after every use

  • Avoid direct contact with perfumes, sprays, lotions

  • Use a soft brush for light cleaning

  • Store in soft pouches

Don’ts:

  • Don’t soak in water or chemicals

  • Avoid dropping or banging on hard surfaces

  • Don’t leave in direct sunlight for long hours

  • Don’t lend to just anyone 

Mini anecdote: My aunt once left her set on a window sill… sunlight ruined the sparkle on a few stones. True story.

Occasional Maintenance

Even with care, some TLC is needed:

  • Check Loose Stones: Every 6 months, gently check settings

  • Polishing: Soft professional polish once a year

  • Repairs: Don’t DIY - trust a jeweller for fixes

Honestly, a little attention = sparkling for decades.  Follow us on Instagram for daily inspiration, styling tips, and the latest Kundan Bridal Jewellery collections.

Final Thoughts

A Kundan Bridal Jewellery set, with good reason, is not just any jewelry. It stores memories and makes a magnificent statement-whether it is the family's treasure or the set of the daughter. Waxing with care will ensure it sparkles on her daughter's wedding day just as it did for hers. 

Few minutes of cleaning and good storage keep forever sparkle and royal feeling.

FAQs About Kundan Bridal Jewellery

Q1: How often should I clean it?

Honestly, after every wear is ideal. If not, once a month works too.

Q2: Can I wear it daily?

Jokes apart, no. Keep it for weddings, parties, and special occasions only.

Q3: Is water safe?

To be frank, nope. Quick wipe is okay, but swimming or bathing with it = big no-no.

Q4: How to prevent tarnish?

Store dry, wipe after use, avoid perfumes. Easy peasy.

Q5: Can I fix loose stones myself?

Be kind - don’t DIY. Take it to a jeweller. Risking more damage = not worth it.

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