An ornate antique matte gold-plated South Indian bridal hair accessory (jada billa / choti billa) featuring a two-tier radiating chand medallion design topped with a sculpted peacock crest, pear ruby and emerald kemp stones, white CZ halos, dangling faux pearl droplets, and an articulated bell jhumka drop.
Traditional Peacock Crest Chand Medallion Jada Billa Hair Accessory
Add a touch of timeless regal splendor and sacred heritage charm to your bridal hairstyle with this Traditional Peacock Crest Chand Medallion Jada Billa Hair Accessory from Tisuma Jewels.
Featuring an ornate two-tiered temple design, the upper circular disc is crowned by a sculpted royal peacock crest and centered with a pear-cut ruby-red kemp cabochon stone. The openwork spokes radiate outward to a scalloped border handset with sparkling white cubic zirconia crystals, rich emerald-green stone accents, and delicate hanging faux pearl droplets. Linked articulated below is a matching half-moon chand medallion echoing the ruby and emerald kemp detailing, culminating in an articulated bell jhumka encrusted with white CZ stones and a rich cluster fringe of lustrous pearl beads. Designed to be pinned securely onto a traditional bridal braid (jada), hair bun (kondai), or festive updo, this accessory delivers classic temple grandeur perfect for muhurtham ceremonies, temple weddings, classical dance recitals, and pairing with traditional Kanjeevaram silk sarees.
✨ Product Highlights:
Two-tiered radiating openwork chand medallion design crowned with a sculpted peacock crest
Vibrant pear-cut ruby-red and round emerald-green kemp cabochon stone accents
Sparkling grade-AAA white cubic zirconia crystals set along scalloped filigree borders
Articulated bell jhumka drop finished with a rich cluster fringe of hanging pearl beads
Delicate faux pearl droplet accents swaying gracefully along each tier edge
Antique matte gold micro-plating on skin-friendly, hypoallergenic brass
Equipped with a secure rear hair loop/pin setting for seamless bridal braiding and bun styling