Written By: Priyanka Rajpal | Updated: Nov 13, 2017, 3:45 PM
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Janpath is a treat hub for vintage junk jewelleries and you will see girls finding best suited ornaments for themselves at cheap possible price. You will jewelleries hanging outside almost every shop as you enter the market; from chains to bangles to earrings they have everything in store. It’s a bit expensive than Paharganj of course as it does not deal in wholesale market.
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Lajpat Nagar has its own way of wooing its customers; it offers you a wide range of jewellery in the nook with brightly lit lights enhancing the jewelleries. This market is recommended if you are looking jewelleries for wedding purposes as they have these royal looking earrings. The price range goes from Rs. 200 to 50 here.
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You get everything, from footwear and clothes to junk jewellery and accessories in this shopper’s paradise. And if you’re good at the art of bargaining this could a Mecca for your shopping trips.
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Known as Shahganj or King’s ganj or the market place from the Mughal era, Pahar Ganj has a wide variety of shops that cater to both domestic and foreign travellers –especially those looking at shopping on a shoestring budget. The jewellery shops offer a wide range of handmade beaded necklaces, bangles and other accessories in just about every shape, size and color.
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M Block market offers copy of latest running designer jewellery in a range of Rs. 200 to Rs. 500 with sellers at roadside.
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Khan Market is a bit expensive than all other markets, for the type pouf crowd it lends services to. The junk jewellery shopping there is therefore a bit expensive in comparison all the listed places. Here the budget goes on from Rs. 200 to Rs. 600.
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For being located closer to the North Campus, this place if a favorite of hub of students for buying affordable and trendy jewellery that could satisfy their style as well a pocket.
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The old and famous lanes of Connaught Place are now a hub for the street fashion jewellery sellers and thus a house to buyers. One can buy favorite junk jewellery from a range of Rs. 30 to Rs. 200. Be it necklace, anklet, arm band, earrings or any possible thing which is in trend.
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An open aircraft bazaar cum food plaza, Dilli Haat is situated opposite to INA Market, Delhi. It is run by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTDC), and Ministry of Tourism and Textile, Government of India. Set up like a village, the market has some of the most traditional and modern jewellery pieces at jaw-dropping prices.
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This one usually gets left out on the list, but, let me tell you, the Craft Bazaar at the District Center sells awesome beaded jewellery, jute bags and slippers, and also all the regular junk jewellery at an even lower price than some other markets. Also, there’s a piercing point in the market where you can safely get your piercing done for a reasonable price.
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