Quick answer: Gold-plated jewellery here means a gold finish over brass or alloy, not solid gold. Choose gold or antique gold plating to match your outfit, read the material line on each page, and start with a jhumki, a ring or a choker set. Wipe after wearing and keep perfume away.
Updated October 2026
Gold-plated jewellery is the largest part of our range, covering necklaces, earrings, rings and waist belts. Our gold plated jewellery collection is big, so this guide shows how to narrow it down. Check the price on each product page, because it can differ by design.
Because the collection is so broad, it helps to decide three things first: the item type, the finish and the weight. The sections below take them in order.
What does gold plated mean here?
It means a thin gold-coloured layer over brass or alloy. It is fashion jewellery, not solid gold. Each product page names the base metal in the material line, for example brass with gold plating, or alloy with antique gold plating. Our gold-plated care guide explains how to keep the finish bright.
Gold or antique gold: how do I choose?
Gold plating gives a bright, shiny finish that suits red, maroon and pink. Antique gold has a softer, deeper tone that goes with traditional outfits, including green, wine and cream. If you own a lot of temple-style or kundan pieces, antique gold blends in. Browse antique gold jewellery to compare. Our gold-tone vs silver-tone guide helps if you are unsure.
What should I buy first from the collection?
For the least risk, start with earrings. The flower design jhumkis in antique gold are listed at 11 g and 14.4 g. For a ring, the adjustable gold-plated brass rings fit without needing a size. For an outfit centre piece, a choker set such as the ruby kundan choker at 16.8 g is light, while the glamorous oval choker set with maang tikka is 83.8 g. Use the jewellery by outfit hub to pick by clothes.
If you are building a basic box, a good order is one pair of studs, one jhumki, one adjustable ring and one choker or necklace set. That covers daily wear, a festive outfit and a wedding function. Add a kamarband or nath later if you want a traditional look.
Is every piece in the collection a necklace or earring?
No. The collection also includes a green kundan and pearl kamarband in antique gold, listed at 88 cm long and 47.3 g, which holds a saree or lehenga drape at the waist. There is also a Maharashtrian nath without piercing at 2 g, and adjustable rings. Browse finger rings for more.
The material line is the quickest check. The glamorous oval choker set is gold-plated brass, the ruby choker is gold-plated alloy, and the kamarband is antique gold plated alloy. Both brass and alloy appear across the range, so read the line instead of assuming one metal.
How light should I go for daily wear?
Choose small studs, simple rings and light chokers. Look at the weight on the product page, and choose under 20 g for a full day. For ideas, see the lightweight jewellery for daily wear collection.
How do I stop plating from fading?
Wipe each piece with a soft cloth after wearing, and keep perfume, sprays and water away from it. Put jewellery on last and take it off first. Store each piece in its own pouch. Plating wears with time and contact, so it fades faster on rings and bangles that rub. Our does imitation jewellery tarnish or fade guide explains why.
Sizes and fit matter too. Rings are adjustable, so exact sizing is not needed. For necklaces, check the length and width on the page and compare them with a necklace you already own. Our necklace length guide explains the common lengths.
How is gold plated different from silver plated?
Gold plating suits warm skin tones and warm colours, and silver plating suits white, grey and pastel outfits. Our silver plated jewellery guide covers that side of the range.
If you are shopping for a gift, pick pieces that need no sizing: earrings, a necklace set or an adjustable ring. Each listing has a clear in-the-box line, so the person receiving it knows what is included. Check the weight if the receiver prefers light jewellery, and share the care note so the plating stays bright for longer. Finishes can look different on screen and in person, so read the colour name in the title, such as antique gold, and compare the photographs with your outfit before you order, and message us on WhatsApp if you want a second opinion.
Quick answers
Is it real gold? No, it is a plated finish. Base metal? Brass or alloy, as shown on each page. Care? Wipe, keep dry, store in a pouch.
For help choosing, message us on WhatsApp +91 98705 89560. Dispatch takes 1-2 days, delivery takes 4-15 days, and shipping is free across India. More guides are in the Saloni journal. Next, read about kundan necklace sets or go back to the kundan earrings under Rs 1000 guide.
