The Crescent-Shaped Chandbali Earrings Making a Comeback (Again)
Here’s why chandbalis deserve a spot in your jewellery box!
There’s something about chandbalis that instantly elevates a festive look. Maybe it’s their moon-like shape, maybe it’s the way they catch the light, or maybe it’s the nostalgia they carry from our grandmothers’ jewellery trunks. Whatever it is, the charm of chandbalis continues to endure.
From classic kundan and polki styles to pearl-detailed or tasselled versions, today’s designs are both rooted in tradition and refreshingly current. They’re versatile enough to complement minimal contemporary outfits or opulent bridal ensembles. So whether you’re the bride or just there for the sangeet, let your chandbalis do the talking and yes, no necklace required.
Bollywood has long been a loyal fan of chandbalis, with stars like Sonam Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Alia Bhatt often spotted wearing them on red carpets and at weddings. These earrings have become synonymous with effortless glamour is proof that a statement piece doesn’t need a lot of extras to shine. Now it’s your turn to channel that same star-quality style.
Whether you’re a bride, bridesmaid, or guest, adding a pair of chandbalis to your ensemble instantly elevates your look, letting your jewellery do the talking while you steal the spotlight.
Shop these Chandbalis for the Wedding Season
Attrangi
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Big Kundan chandbalis are designed to turn heads. A perfect statement piece for weddings and festive occasions.
Totapari
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Silver Jadau chandbalis that blend timeless craftsmanship with contemporary elegance. Elevate any look effortlessly.
Prerto
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Rose gold chrome dangler earrings that are playful yet sophisticated, an instant favourite for modern brides.
Preeti Mohan
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Meenakshi-inspired gold-plated Kundan chandbalis, rich in heritage and charm. Ideal for bridal or festive ensembles.
Tribe Amrapali
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Gold-plated silver earrings adorned with glass, pearls, mirrors, and citrine stones, an eclectic mix of tradition and modernity.