Jewelry
Match earrings, necklaces, bangles and jhumkas to your neckline and dupatta, and check the material before you buy. Regularly updated.
How to shop Jewelry
Match artificial jewelry to the neckline first: a heavily embroidered neckline suits earrings alone, while a plain one can carry a choker or necklace. SabKapray is a Pakistani fashion price-comparison site where Buy opens the brand's own site, so you can compare earrings, necklaces, bangles, tikkas, rings and sets from many brands, regularly updated.
Start with the newest products if you want fresh stock. Use filters when you want to separate budget picks from premium pieces, or when you want to focus on colours and brands that suit the look you have in mind.
Price snapshot: Jewelry
About this page: it compares 1,011 in-stock pieces from 12 brands for Jewelry, using SabKapray's own product records. Prices were last imported on 28 Oct 2026, 4:55 AM PKT. Buy opens the brand's own website.
- In stock
- 1,011 pieces from 12 brands
- Typical price range
- Rs 1,550 to Rs 29,950 (the middle 80% of pieces)
- Median price
- Rs 5,990
- Lowest price
- Rs 800
- Reduced from the brand's own crossed-out price
- 195 pieces
- Last import
- 28 Oct 2026, 4:55 AM PKT
Brands with the most pieces here
- Maria B. (643, from Rs 990)
- Zara Shahjahan (172, from Rs 8,500)
- Outfitters (48, from Rs 890)
- Almirah (42, from Rs 1,500)
- Edenrobe (29, from Rs 1,200)
- Gul Ahmed (19, from Rs 995)
The brand's own page is final on price and stock. Prices are in Pakistani rupees.
By Moiz Ansari Published Updated Content last reviewed
Neckline, sleeve and dupatta decide what you wear
Look at the outfit before the jewelry.
- Embroidered neckline: earrings and bangles, skip the necklace.
- Plain neckline: a choker or statement necklace adds interest.
- Short or no sleeves: bangles and bracelets show off.
- Full sleeves: bangles sit under the cuff, so choose slimmer ones.
- Dupatta over the hair: earrings with smooth edges, since rough ones snag chiffon and net.
Layer a few simple pieces instead of many bold ones, so one item leads. Test a new piece at home with the outfit, so you know how it sits and feels.
Metal tone and colour: gold-tone, silver-tone, oxidised and pearl
Gold-tone pieces tend to look warm with rich jewel colours, and silver-tone or oxidised pieces suit pastels and neutrals. Pearl and kundan-style pieces are common for weddings. These are matters of taste, so look at how the listing photographs the piece against a fabric close to yours.
If your outfit already has gold work, a matching metal tone looks deliberate. If it has silver or white work, the opposite tone can clash. Colour pages such as maroon and green let you compare outfit shades before you choose a metal tone.
Material, plating and skin comfort
Read the product details for the base material and the finish. Plated finishes wear off over time, and some people react to nickel or other metals, so choose a hypoallergenic piece if your skin is sensitive and check the listing for what it says.
Look at close-ups of stones, settings and clasps. Check size and weight, since large earrings become heavy over a long event. A secure back or clasp prevents loss. Put jewelry on after perfume and hairspray and take it off before you shower or sleep.
Read what the set includes, and the size
A listing that looks like a full set may leave out pieces you expect, such as the tikka or a ring, so read what is included. Check whether pieces are sold together or separately.
Bangle and ring sizes need numbers. For bangles, check the inner diameter in the listing and compare it with a bangle you own. For rings, check whether the size is adjustable. The page also lists brooches, anklets and keychains, since it follows words such as jewelry, brooch, anklet and keychain in the title.
Daily pieces and one statement set
For daily wear choose versatile pieces such as plain studs or a neutral bangle set. Spend on one statement set for events. A set kept in its box, with each piece in a pouch, stays untangled and unscratched.
Wipe each piece with a soft dry cloth after wearing, keep it dry and store pieces separately. Avoid harsh cleaners on plated or stone-set jewelry. Check clasps and settings every so often so a loose stone is fixed before you lose the piece. For a gift, a plain set in a neutral tone is the safest choice.






















