Multicolour Beaded Choker Necklace

There is a particular joy in colour worn close to the throat. This choker arrives as a procession of hand-strung beads, each one chosen for its hue so that the finished strand reads like a fragment of a Rajasthani phulkari rendered in glass and resin. The palette moves through warm terracottas, dusty pinks, cobalt and sage in a rhythm that feels neither accidental nor overwrought. At sixteen inches in length (approximately forty-one centimetres), the strand sits precisely at the collarbone, the weight of thirty-three grams giving it the satisfying, unhurried drape of a piece that knows its own worth. The beads are graduated just enough to suggest intention, and the closure is discreet, allowing the front face of the choker to remain uninterrupted. This is not a craft with a single regional claim; bead-stringing traditions run from the bazaars of Jaipur to the lanes of old Kolkata, and this piece carries that democratic, joyful lineage honestly. Wear it over a plain cotton kurta in ivory or mustard and it becomes the entire conversation. It sits equally well against the neckline of a strappy linen dress for an afternoon gathering where you want ornament without formality. Offered in free size, the sixteen-inch length suits most necklines without adjustment. The light construction makes it comfortable across long hours of wear, and the beads require nothing beyond gentle storage away from moisture to hold their colour season after season.

Details

• Dimensions: 16 inch Length
• Weight: 33.0 g
• SKU: JXR94