Rajasi Bridal Set

• Wear last, remove first: put your jewellery on after perfume, makeup, hairspray, and lotions; take it off before cleansing or changing.

• Keep it dry: remove before washing hands, showering, swimming, workouts, or heavy sweating. Water and humidity can dull plating and loosen adhesives.

• Avoid chemicals: alcohol-based sanitizers, deodorants, detergents, and cleaning agents can discolor or strip the finish—keep jewellery away from them.

• Clean gently: wipe after every wear with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. 

• Store smart: keep pieces in separate airtight pouches or a lined box to prevent scratches and tangles. Add anti-tarnish strips or silica gel; store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

• Handle with care: don’t tug chains or strain stringing; open/close clasps gently; avoid knocks on stone settings.

Disclaimer: MINAKI pieces are hand-finished; minor variations in shade, texture, or finish—and differences between on-screen images and the physical product due to lighting and display settings—are normal and not defects.

<p>When styling the Rajasi Bridal Set from Minaki.shop, here are some tips to help you create a stunning bridal look:</p>
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<li><span>Choose a traditional bridal ensemble such as a lehenga, saree, or anarkali suit in colors that complement the gold plating and Kundan details of the set. Traditional colors like red, maroon, or gold are popular choices</span></li>
<li>Opt for a hairstyle that allows the intricate details of the necklace and earrings to shine. Consider a traditional updo with braids, a bun, or cascading curls. For makeup, go for a glamorous look. Focus on accentuating your eyes with bold eyeshadow and liner, paired with a statement red or deep maroon lip color to match the richness of the set.</li>
<li><span>Keep other accessories minimal to allow the Rajasi Bridal Set to take center stage. A delicate maang tikka, nath (nose ring), or a stack of bangles can complement the overall bridal look.</span></li>
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