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Maharashtrian Gold Nath with Pearl Drops

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SKU: SBN45
Description

Product Detail

The Maharashtrian Gold Nath with Pearl Drops is a gold plated nose ring with carved scrollwork vine motifs, set with ruby-red and green stones and finished with three small hanging pearl drops. The slim wire curves around the nostril, and the vertical design sits neatly beside the nose for a refined, traditional look. Inspired by the nath worn in Maharashtrian bridal styling, it pairs beautifully with Paithani and Kanjeevaram sarees and other bridal and festive outfits. This bridal nath is ideal for weddings, engagements, and festive occasions like Diwali, Navratri, and Karva Chauth. Its compact size also makes it easier to wear than a large hoop nath. 

Size & Material

Material 22 kt Gold Plating, Hypoallergenic and Nickel free Brass
Jewellary Type Nose Pin
Occasion Wedding
Primary Colour Golden 
Secondary Colour White, Pink, Green
Size

Length 3 cm

Width 3 cm
Stone Type Green and Pink CZ, Pearl 
Sub Jewellery Type  Nath
Styling Tip
Wear the nath on the left nostril, as is traditional, and keep your makeup soft around the nose so the gold and pearl drops stand out. It looks best with a sleek bun or low braid that shows the full side profile. Pair it with a Paithani or silk saree in pink, maroon, green, or gold, and add the Dilruba Maang Tikka and Earrings Set for a coordinated bridal look. For a bolder bridal look, wear it alongside a statement necklace instead of heavy earrings, so the face stays balanced.
 
  • What is a Maharashtrian nath? A nath is a traditional nose ring worn by brides, and the Maharashtrian style is known for its compact shape and pearl detailing, often worn with Paithani sarees.
  • What is this nath made of? Gold-plated brass alloy with ruby-red and green stone detailing and pearl drops.
  • Which side is a nath worn on? Traditionally on the left nostril, though it can be worn on either side if the design allows.
  • What occasions is it suited for? Weddings, engagements, and festive occasions like Diwali, Navratri, and Karva Chauth.

FAQs

What is the jewellery made of?

We have both hallmarked 92.5 silver jewellery as well as gold-plated brass jewellery. Each and every piece is hypoallergenic and nickel free. You will find exact material details on each product page.

What are the shipping charges? Is CoD available?

We offer free shipping on all prepaid orders.

Cash on Delivery is available only for orders above Rs 2500. Standard shipping rate of Rs 100 on all Cash on Delivery orders.

Standard shipping of Rs 3500 on all international orders.

What pearls do you use?

We use both natural freshwater pearls as well as manufactured/ synthetic/ shell pearls. You will find the details clearly mentioned on each product page.

What stones do you use?

We use both natural and synthetic stones, as mentioned on each product page.

Will gold-plating lose its colour?

No, it won't lose its colour as it is meant to last you a lifetime. The plating is:

  • Water resistant
  • Tarnish resistant,
  • and Sweat resistant

It just requires a little care and proper storage. Store in an airtight plastic bag provided by us. Keep away from water and fragrance. Wipe with soft cotton after wearing.

Do go through our detailed blog on how to care for your gold-plated jewellery.

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