Jewellery: The best places to buy junk jewellery when in Delhi

Jewellery is essential for women across the globe. Various types of jewellery are available in the market today. Be it online or at local shops, it is important to find the piece that uplifts your beauty and looks unique. When it comes to finding the best junk jewellery people often think of Delhi. The city is the hub of a shopper's paradise has a lot to offer. Be it wedding shopping, luxury brands, or street shopping, the capital city has tons to look out for. Here are some of the best places where one can find junk jewellery when in Delhi.

1) Sarojini Market

Whether you want fur coats, expensive-looking hats, and dresses or silver junk jewellery, Sarojini Market is the one-stop solution for most fashion needs. It is located in South West Delhi and the price is good on the pocket as well. The variety of chandbalis, earrings, bracelets, cuffs, rings, and neckpieces one can avail here are simply too many to pick from. The local vendors sell on the street and in the shops and one needs to have good bargaining skills to get a good steal.

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2) Janpath Market

Another great place to shop in Delhi is the Janpath Market. Here you can get a variety of items. It is located on the link road between Connaught Place and the Lodhi Road. It is one of the cheapest flea markets of the city and has people flocking here all the time. The latest fashion trends and some of the most eye-catching accessories can be found here. One needs to go digging into the alleys and find great items at reasonable prices.

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3) Chandni Chowk

This is another popular place to find great pieces. This market is one of the oldest and busiest markets in Old Delhi. It is the best place to purchase textiles, metal products, and antiques. One can find great jewellery and wedding outfits in this busy market.

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