Karva Chauth Kundan Finger Ring

The Karva Chauth Kundan Finger Ring is a mid-sized traditional ring in warm-toned Kundan stones, made to be worn on the day of the fast alongside your existing bridal or wedding jewellery rather than as a standalone statement.

Made by hand at Sirini's Santacruz West workshop in Mumbai. The stones are set in the Kundan technique over foil, in the older rounded style rather than a sharp modern cut.

Details

• Materials: 18–22K gold plating over a brass base, hand-set Kundan stones — fashion and imitation jewellery, not solid gold or precious stones
• Made in: Sirini's workshop, Santacruz West, Mumbai
• Fit: adjustable, opens at the back
• Best for: Karva Chauth, Teej, anniversary pujas, and red or gold traditional wear

How to wear it

On Karva Chauth it usually joins the jewellery you already own — your mangalsutra, chooda, and bangles. If you want a matching new piece, add a simple maang tikka in the same warm tone.

Care

Long fasting-day pujas mean lamps, water, and prasad — keep the ring clear of all of them where you can, wipe it with a dry cloth afterwards, and store it dry and separate. Plating and polish are covered for 1 year.