| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone, Kundan |
| Weight (g) | 105.00 |
| Colour | Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
A broad curved collar in gold with oxidised silver sections, studded along its length with round stones in mixed colours and worked with leaf and floral motifs between them. It ties with a black dori, and the matching earrings are large kundan chandbalis with their own stone set crescents.
Available in 2 colours: Red and Multi Color. The colour refers to the stones set along the collar.
The earrings here are unusually generous for a necklace set. Most sets pair a substantial necklace with token studs; giving it full chandbalis means the two pieces genuinely belong together and the look is complete without anything else.
The collar itself leads with gold rather than silver, which is the reverse of most dual tone pieces in this range. It makes the set read as more formal and bridal, where a silver led design would sit closer to everyday festive wear.
Small round stones in several colours run along the collar, set between raised leaf motifs rather than in a continuous line. Breaking the row with metalwork is what keeps a long band of stones from reading as monotonous.
Wide crescents packed with clear kundan, with coloured stones through the centre and small drops below. They balance the width of the collar, which token earrings would not.
The collar sits high on the throat and holds its curve. This is a full bridal weight set and suits a ceremony rather than a long day.
Heavy silks and lehengas with an open neckline. Because the set is gold led, it sits naturally with a traditional red, deep green or mustard outfit. Keep everything else at the neck clear.
The usual failure in a necklace set is scale: earrings chosen to be safe end up too small, and the two pieces look unrelated rather than matched. A useful guide is that the earrings should be roughly as wide as the widest point of the necklace's front section. Narrower than that and they disappear beside it; much wider and they compete. This set gets the ratio right, which is why it works as a single look.
A full weight collar is worn for a ceremony, not a whole day, and a few small things make the difference. Put it on last, after the outfit and the dupatta are settled, so nothing has to be pulled past it. Tie the dori so the collar rests on the collarbone rather than tight against the throat, which is where the weight starts to pull. And take it off before the long part of the evening if you are not in photographs any more.
Store it flat in a pouch, keep the dori dry, put it on after perfume and wipe with a dry soft cloth.
| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone, Kundan |
| Weight (grams) | 105.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA3266 |
