Description

Jadau anklets are made using the jadau technique, where stones, pearls, or glass pieces are set into a metal base without prongs. This style of jewellery has its origin in Rajasthan and Gujarat, where it became popular during the Mughal period.

The anklets are usually worn in pairs and are common at weddings, festive occasions, and family functions. They match well with sarees, lehengas, or traditional suits. Many people choose jadau anklets for their cultural value and detailed craft. They are also used as gifts during special occasions, symbolizing tradition, continuity, and connection with heritage.