A “dabbi kundan necklace” refers to a traditional Indian style of jewelry crafted using the kundan technique, which involves setting gemstones, typically uncut, in a gold or silver base. “Dabbi” refers to the box-like setting in which the gemstones are placed, giving the necklace a structured, regal appearance. The stones are often encased within gold foils, enhancing their brightness and appeal.
Kundan jewelry, especially in the form of necklaces, is often ornate and used in bridal or ceremonial attire due to its rich look. The craftsmanship is intricate, with a mix of uncut diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and other semi-precious stones, adding to its luxurious feel.