Multicolour Stone Studded Brass Choker Necklace Set with Earrings and Maang Tikka

There is a particular grammar to Indian adornment that speaks before a word is said. This choker set arrives in the tradition of Rajasthani bazaar jewellery, where brass is worked with the same earnestness as gold. The necklace, measuring eighteen inches with an adjustable chain and a five-point-six-inch front end (approximately fourteen centimetres) that drapes in a layered cascade, is set with multicolour stones cut and placed in the manner of everyday Kundan-inspired work: foil-backed, bezel-held, catching light without demanding it. Turquoise, coral, and deep wine tones sit beside one another in a palette that references the pigment vocabulary of old Jaipur havelis. The matching earrings, four-point-six inches tall by one-point-six-five inches wide (approximately eleven-point-seven by four-point-two centimetres), hang with a chandelier fullness. The mangtika, seven inches long (approximately seventeen-point-eight centimetres), completes the parure. Together they weigh three hundred and fifty-four grams, a presence that is felt as much as seen. Wear this set with a heavy silk lehenga for a sangeet evening, where its density reads as intentional and festive. It also lifts a plain kurta in raw silk for a daytime celebration, the colour of the stones doing the work that embroidery might otherwise claim. The necklace closes with an adjustable hook, making it practical for different necklines. Brass holds its finish well when kept in a soft cloth pouch, away from moisture and direct contact with perfume.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: Necklace Length Including Adjustable : 18 Inch
  Front End Length : 5.6 Inch
  Earrings - 4.6 Inch Height X 1.65 Inch Width
  Mangtika -7 Inch Length
• Weight: 354.0 g
• SKU: LDD843