Meenakari Kundan Bridal Choker Set with Jhumka Earrings & Maang Tikka — Green & White

Make your grand entrance in this meenakari kundan bridal choker set, offered in two regal colourways — a vivid emerald green and a soft ivory white — so you can match it to your lehenga instead of the other way round. Each version brings together a close-fitting choker, a pair of jhumka drop earrings and a matching maang tikka, all built around teardrop kundan stones ringed in colourful meenakari enamel and finished with a dense fringe of beads.

Choose your colour: Green or White

The green edition sets its kundan teardrops in rich emerald meenakari with matching green bead drops — made for brides who love a bold, traditional palette. The white edition swaps that for creamy ivory enamel and lustrous pearl drops, a gentler, more contemporary look that flatters pastel and champagne outfits. The design, scale and craftsmanship are identical; only the colour story changes.

A choker that commands the neckline

Unlike a longer necklace, this choker sits high and proud against the throat, framing the face and filling a deep or boat neckline with ease. A graduated row of teardrop kundan leads down to a flared central motif, and the whole piece is strung on fine beadwork so it curves softly to the neck rather than standing stiff.

Jhumkas and tikka that finish the look

The matching jhumkas carry a kundan floral top above a classic domed bell hung with tiny beads, swinging gently as you move. The maang tikka repeats the same floral kundan motif so your forehead, ears and neck all speak the same language — the mark of a properly coordinated bridal set rather than mismatched separates.

Built for the big day and beyond

An adjustable back tie lets you fasten the choker to your exact neck size, and the set stays light enough to carry through a full day of rituals and photographs. After the wedding, the choker dresses up a simple saree for a festival and the jhumkas become a go-to for every party in your calendar.

Two colours, one smart buy

Because the green and white editions share a single design, this set quietly solves a common dilemma — you no longer have to guess whether gold-and-green or soft ivory will flatter your outfit, your venue and your photographs, because you simply choose the colour that does. Green leans bold and traditional for a daytime temple wedding or a haldi-to-reception run of functions; white leans modern and photogenic for pastel palettes and candle-lit evening receptions. Either way you get a coordinated choker, jhumka and tikka together, which costs far less than buying three separate bridal pieces and hoping they match.

Care

Store the green and white sets separately in soft pouches, keep them away from water, perfume and humidity, and wipe with a dry cloth after each wear. The meenakari enamel and the bead drops will keep their colour and shine for years with this simple routine.