A Brand of Keyura
This AD choker for 6 to 8 No. Laddu Gopal idols sits high at the neck rather than hanging down the chest, which is what makes a choker the most useful first necklace in a shringar collection. It frames the face, it does not get lost against a patterned poshak, and it suits both everyday seva and festival darshan.
Where a long haar draws the eye downward, a choker holds attention at the face, which is why temples often use one even when the deity wears other jewellery as well. This piece is set with AD stones across a close-fitting band and is made for the 6, 7 and 8 No. idol range, a size that often falls between the small and large pieces sold elsewhere.
AD stones are set closely along the band so the light runs continuously rather than breaking into separate points. The fastening is made to be worked with one hand while the other steadies the idol, which matters when Thakur Ji is dressed fresh each morning. The reverse is finished smooth so nothing scratches a marble or metal surface.
This choker is made for 6 to 8 No. idols. Because it sits close at the neck, fit matters more here than with a hanging haar: too large and it slips to the chest, too small and it will not close. If your idol is at the upper end of that range or has a broad neck, check the measurement before ordering.
A choker layers beautifully. Wear it alone over a plain cotton poshak for daily seva, or add a longer haar beneath it on festival days for a full temple look. It pairs naturally with an AD mukut from the same stone family, and a kamarband completes the set.
Daily seva, evening aarti, Janmashtami and festival darshan, and as the first necklace for a devotee building a shringar collection for a 6 to 8 No. Laddu Gopal.
Wipe with a dry soft cloth after use and never wash AD jewellery in water, which dulls the stones and weakens the settings. Store it flat in a soft pouch rather than coiled, so the band keeps its shape.
| Gender | unisex |
| SKU/Product Code | MKC-58 |
