Introduction:
Maharashtrian jewellery is a celebration of culture, grace, and legacy. Passed down through generations, each piece carries a unique story — from the bold elegance of a Thushi necklace to the traditional charm of the Nath. Whether you're a bride, a cultural enthusiast, or someone who appreciates heritage craftsmanship, understanding the significance of Maharashtrian traditional jewellery is essential.
At ABK Ambika Jewellers, we proudly preserve and modernize these age-old treasures, keeping their soul intact while giving them a fresh appeal for today's women.

1. Thushi: The Symbol of Royal Grace
The Thushi is a traditional choker-style necklace made of tightly bound gold beads. Originally worn by queens of the Peshwa dynasty, it’s now a must-have for every Maharashtrian bride. Lightweight, adjustable, and radiating heritage — the Thushi is both elegant and comfortable.
Modern variations now include pearls, stone detailing, and temple motifs, making them suitable for both traditional and fusion outfits.

2. Nath: A Nose Ring with a Story
The Maharashtrian Nath is not just an accessory — it's a statement. Usually crafted in pearls and gold with a single ruby or pink stone, the Nath is worn during weddings, festivals like Ganeshotsav, and special poojas. It’s a mark of beauty, pride, and cultural identity.
We offer both clip-on and pierced designs to suit modern preferences while retaining authenticity.

3. Kolhapuri Saaj: The Sacred Necklace
This exquisite necklace is made up of 21 leaves, each representing a Hindu deity. The Kolhapuri Saaj isn’t just ornamental — it’s spiritual. Passed from mother to daughter, it symbolizes protection, prosperity, and divine blessings.
It’s often gifted during weddings or naming ceremonies and remains an heirloom piece for many Maharashtrian households.

4. Bugadi & Jodvi: Timeless Ear and Toe Accessories
Bugadi are unique ear cuffs traditionally worn on the upper part of the ear. Made with pearls and gold, they’re subtle yet stylish. On the other hand, Jodvi (toe rings) are symbolic of marital status and are gifted to the bride by the groom’s family during the wedding.
These small details elevate the complete look of a Maharashtrian woman.

Celebrate Her with ABK Ambika Jewellers
Whether you’re dressing for a wedding, a cultural event, or simply wish to embrace your roots, ABK Ambika Jewellers offers handcrafted Maharashtrian jewellery in Pune that blends tradition with modern elegance. Visit our showroom or shop online at abkambikajewellers.com to rediscover the timeless magic of Marathi ornamentation.