Collection: Celedon Vol. 01 — The Edit

About Celedon Vol. 01 — The Edit

Celedon — Festive Collection, Vol. 01. Jade and burgundy, the colours of an Indian festive evening, worked into moissanite polki, shell and real freshwater pearls and real semi-precious stones. Set in brass with 22K gold plating and handcrafted by our artisans in Jaipur.

These are the ten pieces we'd start with: polki chokers and statement sets for Diwali and wedding functions, chandbalis and jhumkas that hold their own with a plain saree, and one complete bridal set.

Wear it for

  • Diwali and Karva Chauth: Padmaraga or Manihara with a red or maroon saree.
  • Sangeet and mehendi: Marakatabindu or Chandratara earrings with a green or pastel lehenga.
  • Reception and cocktail: a single statement choker — Mayuramani or Marakatahara — with a gown or a draped saree.
  • The bride: Vadhubharana, the complete Celedon bridal set.

What it's made of

Brass base, 22K gold plating and a double lacquer coat to resist tarnish. AAA-grade moissanite polki, shell and real freshwater pearls, and real semi-precious stones. Every piece is finished by hand, so small variations in stones and pearls are part of the work.

Delivered ready to gift

In our blue XAGO box with a black ribbon, a cotton pouch and a care card. You earn 5% back as XAGOCash on your next order.

See all Celedon pieces, including maang tikkas, haathphools and hair accessories, in The Celedon Collection.

Celedon — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Celedon collection made of?

The Celedon collection is handcrafted in brass and features moissanite polki, shell pearls, real freshwater pearls, and real semi-precious stones in a jade-and-burgundy palette.

What kind of collection is this?

Celedon is XAGO's Festive Collection, Vol. 01 — a jade-and-burgundy festive edit for celebratory and traditional occasions, launching 1 September 2026.

Are the stones real?

Celedon combines moissanite polki (a brilliant lab-created diamond simulant) with real semi-precious stones and real freshwater pearls, alongside shell pearls.

Where is it made?

Handcrafted by artisans in Jaipur, India.

How do you care for it?

Wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth after wear. Avoid contact with perfume, soap, hairspray, and cosmetics, and avoid wearing it in swimming pools. Store in a fabric-lined box to prevent the stone settings from loosening.