Kundan Multi-Row Necklace Set with Floral Centre & Drop Earrings

Grand and graceful, this gold-tone kundan necklace builds several rows of oval kundan stones into a rich collar that flowers into a bold floral motif at the centre. A coloured stone sits at the heart of the flower, a teardrop hangs below, and the matching drop earrings repeat the same bloom — a beautifully coordinated set with the weight and presence of proper bridal jewellery.

Rows of kundan, a flowering centre

The stacked rows give the necklace a full, luxurious drape across the collarbone, while the central flower — a coloured stone ringed by kundan petals — gives the eye a clear focal point. It is a design that reads as rich and ceremonial, exactly the kind of piece a bride or a close family member reaches for.

Choose your colour: Maroon and Green

The Maroon / ruby-red colourway is the timeless bridal favourite, while the Green / emerald version brings a regal, festive alternative that pairs beautifully with red and gold outfits. The design is identical in both — only the accent-stone colour changes — so you can match it to your lehenga or saree.

Styled for the grandest occasions

Wear it with a bridal lehenga, a Kanjeevaram or Banarasi saree, or a heavy anarkali for weddings, receptions and the biggest festive events. Its multi-row collar fills a round or sweetheart neckline richly and pairs naturally with a maang tikka. Keep hair up to let the full necklace and earrings show.

Balanced for comfort

For a set with this much presence it is kept as light as possible, with an adjustable back tie to set the fit and secure posts on the earrings, so it carries comfortably from the ceremony through the celebrations.

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.

A bride's set, ready to wear

Multi-row kundan is the look most brides picture when they think of wedding jewellery — full, radiant and ceremonial. Having it as a ready, affordable set, complete with matching earrings, means you can have that grand bridal moment without the cost or the care worries of real gold. With Maroon and Green on one design, it suits both the classic red-and-gold bride and the emerald-festive one, and it sits just as well on a mother, sister or guest who wants to look properly dressed for the occasion. It drops straight into the trousseau, already matched and photo-ready, and gives you a genuinely grand bridal necklace for a fraction of what a comparable fine-jewellery set would cost.

Wearing earrings this size

The fitting is a standard post and butterfly back for pierced ears, nothing specialist. The back is the part people lose, so it is worth checking it is seated firmly before you leave the house; a silicone stopper behind the metal back, which costs almost nothing, will stop a heavy earring drooping forward on a soft lobe.

A piece at this price is bought to be worn rather than kept. The sensible way to judge it is by how often it will leave the box, not by what it would fetch if it never did.