Jai Shree Jewellers

It is typically attached to a turban at the front or side. A sirpech is a traditional Indian ornamental headpiece that was historically worn by royalty, particularly by , Rajput rulers, and Indian nobility. The word "sirpech" comes from "sir" (head) and "pech" (ornament or fastener), literally meaning "head ornament."  using in wedding and after wedding usefull for fassion things .made it in gold and kundan .we have silver sirpech also at our store .

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• Production Capacity: 10

It is typically attached to a turban at the front or side. A sirpech is a traditional Indian ornamental headpiece that was historically worn by royalty, particularly by , Rajput rulers, and Indian nobility. The word "sirpech" comes from "sir" (head) and "pech" (ornament or fastener), literally meaning "head ornament."  using in wedding and after wedding usefull for fassion things .

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 10

It is typically attached to a turban at the front or side. A sirpech is a traditional Indian ornamental headpiece that was historically worn by royalty, particularly by , Rajput rulers, and Indian nobility. The word "sirpech" comes from "sir" (head) and "pech" (ornament or fastener), literally meaning "head ornament."  using in wedding and after wedding usefull for fassion things 

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 100

It is typically attached to a turban at the front or side. A sirpech is a traditional Indian ornamental headpiece that was historically worn by royalty, particularly by , Rajput rulers, and Indian nobility. The word "sirpech" comes from "sir" (head) and "pech" (ornament or fastener), literally meaning "head ornament."  using in wedding and after wedding usefull for fassion things 

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: 10