Description

Antique jadau anklets are made with the old jadau method, where stones, pearls, or glass pieces are pressed into a gold or silver base without prongs. This form of jewellery became well known during the Mughal period and is still practiced in Rajasthan and Gujarat.

The anklets are worn in pairs and are linked with weddings, festivals, and traditional gatherings. They go well with sarees, lehengas, and other cultural attire. Many families keep such anklets as part of heritage collections, passing them down through generations. They are chosen not only for design but also for their link to cultural history