Jewellery Accessories — Nose Rings, Payal, Kamarband
- Free shipping across India
- Dispatched in 1-2 days
- Delivered in 4-15 days
- 4.8/5 from 138 Google reviews
- Featured
- Most relevant
- Best selling
- Alphabetically, A-Z
- Alphabetically, Z-A
- Price, low to high
- Price, high to low
- Date, old to new
- Date, new to old
The pieces that complete a look rather than lead it: hair accessories, brooches and kalgi, kamarbands, hathphool, nose pins, ear chains and more. Saloni Fashion Jewellery carries over 190 accessory designs from our Santacruz West showroom in Mumbai.
Explore more
Shop Nath, Nathiya & Nose Rings, Finger Rings, Waist Belts, Kamarband & Kandora, Payal / Anklets, Maang Tikka & Tika and Hair Clip. Read our Indian jewellery names A to Z, maang tikka, matha patti and passa explained and how to wear a kalgi or brooch. Read our how to store jewellery at home.
Where can I buy jewellery accessories online in India?
Saloni Fashion Jewellery, a Mumbai brand with a showroom in Santacruz West, has 190 jewellery accessories in this collection: hair accessories, brooches and kalgi, kamarbands, hathphool, nose pins, ear chains and more. They are fashion jewellery in plated brass or alloy, not solid gold, with free shipping across India, dispatch in 1-2 days and delivery in 4-15 days.
Why do accessories matter?
A necklace set gets attention, but accessories are what make an outfit look finished in photographs — the tikka at the hairline, the kamarband holding the drape, the kalgi on a safa. They are also low-ticket, high-margin items that retailers use to lift average order value.
What finishes are available?
Gold-plated, antique gold and silver-plated, set with kundan and pearls, with a few CZ and coloured stone pieces.
What is a kamarband?
A kamarband is a waist belt worn over a saree or lehenga, sitting at or just below the natural waist. It does two jobs: it holds the drape of a saree in place through a long function, and it defines the waistline in photographs. Broad kundan kamarbands are bridal; slim chain versions work for guests and for festival wear.
What is hathphool?
Hathphool — also called hathpaan or panja — is a hand harness linking a ring to a bracelet by chains running across the back of the hand. It is worn by brides at mehendi, haldi and the wedding itself, usually on both hands, and it is one of the most photographed pieces in a bridal look.
Do accessories need different care from necklaces?
Mostly the same care, with one difference: hair accessories and kalgi meet hairspray directly, which strips plating faster than anything else in this catalogue. Fix the hairstyle first, then put the accessory in. Wipe everything with a dry cloth after wearing and store each piece separately so plated surfaces do not rub against each other.
Wholesale available?
Yes. Accessories are ideal for bulk buying because they cover many price points. WhatsApp +91 98705 89560 for wholesale rates.