Necklaces
Artificial Jewellery
126 products
Earrings
Violet and Gold Stone-Studded Dangling Earrings for Parties
Necklaces
Violet Beaded Gold-Plated Necklace for Party Dressing
Earrings
White and Gold Drop Jhumki Earrings for Festive Ethnic Wear
Earrings
White and Gold Long Crystal Earrings for Party Dressing
Earrings
White and Gold Long Crystal Tassel Dangler Earrings
Earrings
White and Gold Party Wear Earrings for Evening Functions
Necklaces
White and Light Violet Silver-Toned Necklace Set for Parties
Waist Chains
White and Red Fancy Kamarband Waist Chain — Artificial Jewellery
Waist Chains
White and Red Waist Chain Kamarband — Artificial Jewellery
Jewellery Sets
White and Silver Indian Traditional Artificial Jewellery Set
Earrings
White and Yellow Gold-Plated Party Wear Earrings for Evenings
Earrings
White Artificial Fashion Earrings for Party and Festive Dressing
Earrings
White Clear Stone Pageant Earrings for Evening Occasions
Earrings
White Crystal Dangler Earrings for Party and Evening Wear
Earrings
White Designer Earrings for Party and Festive Ethnic Wear
Necklaces
White Four-Row Choker Necklace Set for Party Dressing
Necklaces
White Fusion Party Necklace Set With Clear Stone Work
Waist Chains
White Gold Plated Waist Chain Kamarband for Ethnic Wear
Bangles & Bracelets
White Pearl-Style Bracelet for Everyday and Office Wear
Earrings
White Round Earrings With Beads for Daily and Office Wear
Necklaces
White Stone-Set Necklace Set for Party and Festive Wear
Necklaces
White Stone-Studded Necklace for Party and Festive Wear
Earrings
Whitish-Blue Gold-Plated Floral Earrings for Everyday Wear
Artificial Jewellery - frequently asked questions
Is Vpnam jewellery real gold?
No. Artificial fashion jewellery; not made of solid gold. Where a listing gives a gold or golden colour, that describes the shade of the finish rather than the material of the piece. The 126 pieces across the five jewellery categories are priced from ₹90 to ₹799, which places them as accessories bought to match an outfit.
How long does artificial jewellery last?
It depends far more on handling than on price. The finish is a surface layer, so contact with water, soap, perfume, hair oil and cleaning liquids wears it down. Kept dry, wiped after each wearing and stored separately from other pieces, a piece worn to occasional functions lasts for years; worn daily through washing and cooking, months.
How should artificial jewellery be stored?
Give each piece its own pouch or compartment rather than putting everything loose in one box, because pieces rubbing together scratch the finish faster than wear does. Store beaded and multi-row necklaces lying flat instead of hanging, since hanging stretches the thread. Keep the whole box out of a humid bathroom cupboard.
Which jewellery category should I open first?
Bangles and Bracelets is the largest at 51 pieces and the widest in price, from ₹90 to ₹649. Necklaces holds 34 and Earrings 22. If you want the neck and ears matched without doing it yourself, open Jewellery Sets, which holds 14 matched listings from ₹449 to ₹799. Waist Chains holds five, all at ₹349.
How do I match jewellery to a saree?
Count the busy areas of the outfit rather than the pieces. If the saree carries dense work across the pallu and shoulder, keep the neck small or bare and put the jewellery at the ears and wrist. If it is plain or printed, the chest is free for a layered necklace. Match finish across pieces rather than exact colour.
Can I wear artificial jewellery every day?
You can, but expect it to wear faster. Daily contact with water, soap, cooking and hand cream removes a surface finish in a way that occasional wear does not. If you want a piece for daily use, choose flat designs such as studs and plain bangles over raised stone-set ones, where the raised parts catch on clothing and take the wear first.
What does artificial jewellery cost at Vpnam?
From ₹90 to ₹799 across the five categories. Earrings start at ₹249, necklaces at ₹322, jewellery sets at ₹449 and waist chains are all ₹349, while bangles run the widest range from ₹90. Price tracks the size of the piece and the number of parts included rather than anything about the material.
Should I buy jewellery before or after choosing the saree?
After, almost always. A saree is the larger purchase, harder to match to and photographed under studio lighting that shifts its colour, so choosing it first and then matching a piece from the border or motif colour works better. Buying jewellery first tends to narrow the saree choice to shades you did not want.












