The Haar
The central piece. Polki, jadau-kundan, or designer-diamond, by your tradition.
Bridal Atelier
A trousseau the family will inherit.
Bespoke bridal commissions for the Indian wedding — from the haar to the maang tikka to the kamarbandh. Each piece custom-designed, set, and finished by the named karigars below.
The trousseau
Every ornament, hand-built.
The Maang Tikka
Forehead-set, balanced for full-day wear. Hand-strung from gold framework.
The Choker / Aad
Throat-line, often the most ornate. We balance Meena enamel reverse-side with frontal kundan.
The Kamarbandh
Waist-belt. Modular construction — adjustable, removable charms, future-resizable.
The Sarpech
Plume ornament for the groom. Heritage Mughal silhouette adapted for the contemporary wedding.
The Trousseau Set
Bangles, earrings, hath panja, payal, anklets, nath. Costing per piece on consultation.
How it works6 chapters,
6 chapters,
twelve to twenty weeks.
Bridal projects are the most personal work we take on. Every decision — from stone origin to the curve of a chandbali — is made together. The process below is the rhythm we follow with every commission.
01
Consultation
In person at Jaipur, video, or via WhatsApp. We map the trousseau, the budget, and the wedding date — typically 4–8 months out.
02
Mood board + sketch
Family heirlooms reviewed, references gathered, hand-drawn sketches approved together. 2-week iteration.
03
Stone selection
You attend (or we video) the stone selection from current inventory + sourcing trips. Each stone certified.
04
Bench commission
The named karigars take over. 8–16 weeks for the full trousseau. Photo updates every 2 weeks.
05
Final fitting
In Jaipur or shipped to your city. Adjustments tailored on the day. Documentation signed.
06
Lifetime service
Every Neelam piece carries a lifetime craftsmanship guarantee. Annual cleaning + service offered at the atelier.