Sparkle & Shine: 5 Women-Led Artificial Jewelry Brands in Delhi NCR

September 10, 2024

Women have an inherent love relationship with jewelry and accessories. We want a wide variety and range to add to our collection and style however we want. But yes, not everyone enjoys the hefty price tag accompanying it. This is where artificial jewelry or cosmetic jewelry comes in. 

Artificial jewelry lets you indulge your love for jewelry to your heart’s content without hurting your pocket or budget. We found 5 Women in Delhi NCR who are building artificial jewelry brands that you might want to check out.

1. Nishi’s Neeshi Jewwlls

Neeshi is a home-based entrepreneur. She owns a jewelry business with a store in Greater Kailash, New Delhi. She has a collection of artificial or imitation jewelry that is fit for your daily wear or for a special occasion. Be it your classic emerald necklaces or some attractive pearls, the variety varies in every form. She specializes in nano-setting earrings in various colorful stones that look beautiful. Her variety of jewelry expands to bracelets, rings, studs, pendant sets, purses, and many more. 

She has everything for everybody, depending on the products you are looking for. Some of the positive feedback from clients has been: “Thank you, got the stuff; it's very nice.” “Hey, Nishi received the beautiful ring yesterday. It fits perfectly. Thanks a tonne.” “Loved it. The finishing, the quality is just amazing.” and so on. Her product price range varies from INR 1000 to INR 10000. You can WhatsApp her to confirm an order or directly visit her store in GK.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/nishi189620

2. Vrinda Gokhale’s Paperjewelz

Looking for fun and quirky artificial jewelry, check out Vrinda Gokhale home-grown jewelry brand Paperjewelz. As the name specifies, she specializes in making her jewelry from recycled paper, which is eco-friendly and fun. 

Vrinda uses glass beads, recycled paper, mirrors, and threads to make her exclusive cosmetic jewelry. Her collection mostly includes boho-style necklaces, studs, and rings. Customers have loved her products and shared their happiness. Sujata Biswas, co-founder of Suta Bombay, tagged Vrinda, sharing the joy of her beautiful necklace by clicking a picture of it when she met Sourav Ganguly. Eshna Kutty has also responded joyfully by thanking Vrinda for her handcrafted paper jewelry. Being a sustainable brand, her range of products varies from INR 200 to 4000. 

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/paperjewelz

3. Urvashi’s Seven Sky India

Leaving her career in the corporate world behind, Delhi-based Urvashi decided to take a plunge into the entrepreneurial journey. With Seven Sky India, she combines her love for fashion and jewelry by building a brand offering modern designs at affordable prices. One of her USP’s is her anti-tarnish range of imitation and artificial jewelry. 

Urvashi keeps her designs minimalistic and simple. On her website you can find a wide range of earrings, rings, neckpieces, bracelets and sets. As being budget-friendly is one of her key ideas, her jewelry ranges between INR 499 to INR 1999. One of the reviews on her Instagram page reads - “Absolutely love the collection… so much that I dont want to gift it to my friends for whom I ordered.” Another one writes that it is, “Value for money, cute packaging and good quality. Most of the items I got, I can wear anywhere and anytime.” 

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/urvashi140630  

4. Harpreet Kaur’s Fun Little Company

Harpreet Kaur is a mompreneur who started her business of artificial jewelry designing, Fun Little Company, in New Delhi. Her jewelry specializes in being anti-tarnish and waterproof. It is made of stainless steel, crystal stones, American diamonds, and pearls. The collection includes adjustable rings, earrings, pendant pieces, bracelets, and more.

Harpreet’s cosmetic jewelry is lightweight and elegant to look at. Some of the happy customers have said, “Love these pendant sets. Thank you @FunLittleCompany,” “Thank you for this pretty piece,” and so on. The jewelry Harpreet makes is affordable and ranges between INR 200 and INR 1000. She ships throughout India, and you can DM your orders to her Instagram profile.

Women Listed Profile: https://womenlisted.com/harpreetkaur159715

5. Anjali Singh’s Azilaa

Anjali Singh started her brand with the idea to not just create a brand that makes affordable fashion accessories, but also support artisans who make handcrafted jewelry. With her passion always being in design and crafts, she left behind her corporate job. She curates a wide range in rings, earrings, bracelets, pendants, necklaces and sets. You can also get nose rings, maang tikkas, toe rings and waist chains. 

On her website, you can find a variety of jewelry, including temple jewelry, tribal jewelry, pearl jewelry, statement pieces, layered jewelry, crystal jewelry, sterling silver, and much more. The price range is between INR 1050 to INR 6950. 

Women Listed Profile - https://womenlisted.com/anjalisingh 

So, these Women-led artificial jewelry brands are all about affordability and style, and there is something for everyone.

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