| Stone Type | Kundan and pearls |
| Weight (g) | 100.00 |
| Colour | Green-Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
This kundan pearl necklace set looks generous from the first glance: several strands of white seed pearls gather into a curved front of gold-tone kundan motifs, each one hung with a small drop. Six colourways are listed, and the photo shows Green-Red, seen in the tiny stones on the motifs.
The strands end in shaped gold-tone pieces on each side and tie on a yellow cotton dori with beaded tassels. The earrings are gold-tone drops, each finished with a small bead at the bottom.
Full-looking necklaces usually come with a heavy metal bib, but here the pearl rows supply the volume. That gives a rich, Maharashtrian thushi-like fullness at the neck without much weight pulling on it. Bridesmaids and mothers of the bride tend to like this style, because it photographs well and can be worn through a whole day of rituals.
A set like this also solves a practical problem at weddings: it fills a wide neckline on its own, so you do not need a second haar. Since the dori lets you set the height exactly, it can be shared between family members of different builds. Choose it for Maharashtrian and Gujarati ceremonies, a Godh Bharai, or the morning rituals on a wedding day, when pearls feel more right than bright stones.
It belongs with a nauvari or Paithani, a Gujarati-drape bandhani, or any heavy silk with a deep neckline. Wear it close, so the pearl rows spread out neatly over the collarbone. With a green saree choose Green or Green-Red; for a pastel lehenga, Pink or White feels softer. A nath or a simple pair of green bangles completes a traditional look.
This design comes in 6 colours: Green-Red, White, Pink, Green, Sea Green-Red and Pink-Green. Tap a colour above to see it.
Each motif starts with a copper base and receives a gold-tone plating that gives it an antique warmth. Keep in mind this is a plated festive piece and not solid gold. Pearls on thread and plated motifs both dislike moisture, which makes the end of the function the moment that matters: a quick dry wipe before putting it away.
Pearl strands stretch when pulled, so support the front with one hand while tying or untying the dori. Hair oil is the common enemy of both the white pearls and the cotton cord, so finish styling your hair first. Use a dry cloth on the motifs and only a light touch on the pearls. Rest the set flat in a pouch instead of hanging it up, and do not let liquids, polish or cleaning machines near it.
| Stone Type | Kundan and pearls |
| Weight (grams) | 100.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Green-Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA3465 |
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