Both Kundan and meenakari jewellery top the chart of popular traditional Indian jewellery. Both look stunning and are mostly styled by brides because these types of jewellery designs give a regal appeal. Both Kundan and meenakari pieces are considered to praise the art form of the royal courts of Rajasthan, however, buyers need not be confused because these are two different styles of jewellery making. Kundan is a form of Indian gemstone jewellery, whereas meenakari jewellery is adorned with enamel art. Kundan pieces are flat uncut stones that are mounted on a piece of jewellery. On the other hand, meenakari jewellery ideally doesn’t involve any stones and the ornate work of decorating the jewellery pieces is done by filling coloured enamel in the motifs. The enamel is made from a mix of water with powdered glass and delicately filled in the design to give it an unmatched sheen and vibrant colour.