Kundan Beaded Pendant Necklace Set with Teardrop Earrings

Elegant and easy to wear, this gold-tone kundan necklace gathers several fine strands of seed pearls and coloured beads that sweep down to a large teardrop kundan pendant. Coloured drop beads hang beneath the pendant, and the matching teardrop earrings carry the same stone and bead work, so the whole set feels beautifully put together. It sits a little lower than a choker, making it a graceful, versatile length.

A teardrop kundan pendant on bead strands

The multi-strand beadwork gives the necklace a soft, flowing drape, while the bold teardrop kundan pendant draws the eye to the centre. Fine pearls lighten the look so it feels festive rather than heavy, and the colour runs through the beads and the hanging drops to tie it all together.

Choose your colour: Maroon and Mint

Maroon is the classic, regal choice for weddings and big celebrations, while Mint brings a fresh, contemporary softness that is perfect for daytime and pastel outfits. The design stays the same in both; only the bead and drop colour changes, so you can match it to your lehenga, saree or suit.

Styled for celebrations

Wear it with a silk saree, a lehenga or an anarkali for weddings, receptions and festive pujas. The flattering length suits both high and open necklines, and it works as a bride's set or a wedding-guest look. Pair it with a simple bun or open waves and let the pendant sit against bare skin for the best effect.

Light, comfortable, adjustable

An adjustable tie at the back lets you set the length, and the beadwork keeps the whole piece light on the neck. The earrings use secure posts and hang at a graceful length, so the set stays comfortable through a full day and evening of celebration.

Care

Keep it away from perfume, water, sweat and body lotion, wipe it gently with a dry soft cloth after wearing, and store it flat in the pouch provided. Kundan and gold-tone jewellery kept this way holds its shine and colour for years.

Easy elegance for a season of functions

The beauty of a beaded kundan necklace is how wearable it is — soft enough to drape comfortably, rich enough to carry a silk saree, and light enough that you forget you have it on halfway through the evening. With two colourways on one design, it stretches across your calendar: Maroon for the big evening functions, Mint for daytime pujas and pastel outfits. It is the kind of coordinated set that earns its keep across a whole wedding season, and it makes a graceful, safe gift for a cousin, a friend or a new bride building her jewellery collection.

What to expect in wear

If you wear these with a necklace, let one of them lead. A long earring and a wide necklace worn together crowd the same few inches of skin and both end up looking smaller than they are. The usual solution is a long earring with a close choker, or a short earring with a long haar.

Costume jewellery earns its place by letting you wear a shape you would never commission in precious metal. The designs here come out of a tradition centuries old; the materials do not pretend to, and we do not describe them as though they did.