Jadau Kundan Choker Set with Emerald Drops & Ruby Stone Work
Jadau Kundan Choker Set with Emerald Drops & Ruby Stone Work
Description
Description:
Draped in the legacy of Rajasthani craftsmanship, this statement choker is a celebration of the timeless jadau kundan technique — where every stone is set by hand, and every detail tells a story.
The cascading ruby-red kundan stones form a bold, structured choker collar, anchored by a striking circular medallion at the centre. A grand pendant drops below, blooming outward in a floral silhouette, while clusters of hand-strung emerald green beads and pearl drops frame the neckline with effortless movement.
Crafted for women who carry tradition with grace.
Details
- Technique: Jadau Kundan with meenakari-style stone setting
- Metal: Gold plated brass
- Stones: Ruby-tone & white kundan, emerald green bead drops, pearl accents
- Style: Choker with pendant drop
- Occasion: Bridal, wedding, sangeet, festive
- Weight: Approx. 120–150g
Styling Notes Pairs beautifully with a silk lehenga, Banarasi saree, or velvet anarkali. Best worn with matching jhumkas or emerald drop earrings.
Care Tips
Keep Away from Water
Remove your jewellery before bathing, swimming, or any water activity. Moisture can cause the metal to tarnish and stones to lose their shine over time.
Avoid Perfumes & Chemicals
Take off your jewellery before applying perfume, hairspray, or any beauty products. These can slowly damage the gold plating and dull the stones.
Store with Care
Keep your jewellery in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Store each piece separately in a soft pouch or box to avoid scratches and tangling.
Clean Gently After Use
Wipe your jewellery with a soft, dry cotton cloth after every wear to remove oils and residue. This simple habit keeps your pieces looking fresh for longer.
Handle Gently
Always handle your jewellery with clean, dry hands. Avoid pulling, twisting, or bending — especially pieces with delicate stone work or stringing.
Avoid Heat & Sunlight
Store in a cool place and avoid leaving your jewellery in direct sunlight or heat for long periods, as this can affect the plating and stone colour.