| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (g) | 18.00 |
| Colour | Blue |
| Occasion | Festival, Wedding, Party |
A juda pin with a royal elephant and a jewel. An antique-gold elephant with a decorated saddle and its trunk curled high stands beside a square frame, which holds one large rectangular glass stone surrounded by a ring of small round stones in the same colour.
The frame has a beaded silver edge and sits on two long straight silver prongs. The mix of antique gold for the elephant and oxidised silver for the frame gives the piece a rich two-tone look. Choose the stone colour to match your outfit. It weighs about 18 g.
Elephants stand for good fortune and royalty, and pairing one with a big jewel turns this pin into a little piece of palace jewellery. The two-tone finish means it goes with both gold and silver jewellery.
Slide it into a low bun or a side bun with a silk saree or a lehenga, picking the stone colour to match. Blue and green look regal with jewel-tone silks, baby pink and mint with pastels, black with an all-black outfit. Add two-tone jhumkas to repeat the mix of metals.
It combines a meaningful motif, a big jewel and two metals in one piece, so it looks far richer than an ordinary hair pin.
The stone colour is the only thing that changes, so pick the one that suits the outfit you will wear most often. Blue is deep and regal, striking with white, pink, mustard and silver-grey. Green is the festive classic, made for red, mustard, maroon and gold-bordered silks. Red is the bridal favourite, perfect with green, cream, gold and black. Mint is fresh and summery, beautiful with white, peach, lilac and light blue. Grey is subtle and modern, elegant with black, white, pastels and indo-western wear. Aqua is bright and cheerful, great with white, coral, navy and yellow. Yellow is sunny and auspicious, ideal for haldi, Basant Panchami and pastel outfits. Baby Pink is soft and romantic, lovely with blush, ivory, grey and pastel outfits. Black is the most versatile, matching monochrome looks, denim and every printed outfit. If you are unsure, choose a shade that already appears in your favourite dupatta or saree border.
For a low bun, part the hair, gather it at the nape and twist it into a coil, tucking the ends under and pinning them. For a high bun, do the same at the crown. Then hold the decorated head where you want it to sit and slide the prongs into the thickest part of the bun. In very long or thick hair the pin can carry most of the weight on its own; in shorter hair, let a couple of bobby pins do the holding and use this pin as the finishing piece.
Slide the pin into a firm bun, braid or gathered section of hair, from the side the decoration should face, so the prongs hide inside the hair and only the decorated head shows. It sits exactly as in the photos.
Keep the piece away from water, hair oil, perfume and sanitiser. After wearing, wipe it gently with a dry cotton cloth and keep it in its own pouch. Do not use silver dip or polishing liquids; they remove the antique shading that gives the design its character. Store it flat so the prongs stay straight.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (grams) | 18.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Blue |
| Occasion | Festival, Wedding, Party |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-E7D7AE8442 |
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