A Rajputi Jadau Combo Set (also written Rajputi Jadav / Rajputi Jadau) is a traditional Rajasthani jewellery ensemble that embodies the regal heritage, craftsmanship, and opulence of Rajput culture. “Rajputi” refers to the styles linked with Rajput royalty and warrior clans of Rajasthan, and “Jadau / Jadav” refers to a gem-setting technique where precious or semi-precious stones are embedded into a base metal — typically gold or an alloy — using lac or kundan settings without visible prongs.

• Bajuband (Armlet / Arm Band): A wide, ornate band worn over the upper arm, often with an extended loom or tail to drape with the attire.

• Poonacha / Pochi / Loom: A decorative tail piece (loom or tassel), often silk or zari woven, connecting to the bajuband.

• Necklace / Choker: One or more necklaces — combining chokers, longer chains, or layered styles.

• Earrings / Jhumkas: Matched to the necklace, designed in the same stone setting.

• Nath (Nose Ring), Maang Tikka / Shishpatti, Rakhdi / Mathapatti, Hathphool / Haath Pani etc. — optional pieces for a full bridal look.