BINNI Launches Maharani Collection for Modern Brides
Crafted with attention to detail, the collection features gold and silver-toned chokers, layered necklaces, beaded pieces, haslis, and mat chokers. Complementing these are statement earrings, jhumkas, chand balis, and danglers, along with kadas, cocktail rings, maang tikas, anklets, hathphools, and even embellished watches and sunglass chains for the ultimate accessory game.
Using a mix of Pacchi kundan, quartz, pearls, semi-precious stones, and AD, the designs reflect traditional Indian motifs like peacocks, elephants, florals, and paisleys—making each piece a statement of individuality and elegance.
Priced between INR 2,500 and INR 12,000, the Maharani Collection offers versatile styling options that pair well with both ethnic and western outfits, making BINNI a one-stop destination for this wedding season.
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