This market of Delhi is famous for Boho jewellery, the Mughal emperor's daughter used to shop from here.

Dariba Kalan market of Delhi is very famous for Boho jewellery. Historically, daughters and queens of Mughal emperors used to buy jewelery here. Available here. Let's know about it

Dariba Kalan Market: Dariba Kalan, a famous bazaa of Delhi, is known for its beautiful boho jewellery. This market was historically formed during the reign of the Mughal Empire, when the daughters and women of the Mughal emperors used to buy jewelery from here. Even today this market is famous for its traditional artefacts and boho design jewellery, for which people come from all over the country and abroad. Dariba Kalan is a unique market for its heritage and beauty. 

The specialty of this market is that you will get to buy all types of boho jewelery here . Here you will get to see jewelery of new designs and patterns. In which you will get to see a wide variety of chokers, queen necklaces, bangles, bangles, earrings, nosepins and even the heaviest earrings. 

Old antique jewelery will also be available here. 

Here you will find all types of jewellery, be it traditional silver jewellery, old time antique jewelery or new designer wear. A rich collection of fashionable and traditional jewelery made of silver, gold and other metals is available in this market. You will get to see variety here. Nowadays girls and women prefer light jewellery, which is easy to wear, all the variety will be available here. Varieties of Onyx, Glass, Tumble, Pearls and Jaipuri are also available here. 

This jewelery is available here at the rate of per kg. 

Here you can get jewelery ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 1000. , In this market, pearl tops will be available for Rs 200 to Rs 250. Whereas turquoise tops cost Rs 500. Silver earrings start from Rs 1000, if the earrings have pearls, their price will be higher. Here silver jewelery is available at the rate of per kg. 

Know the history of this street. 

It is believed that the shops here were looted many times. Even after this the market settled again. Even during the India-Pakistan partition, looting took place due to mutual rivalry. But at present this market is once again standing with its history intact.