Regal Gold-Plated Kundan Bridal Necklace Set with Green Meenakari, Pearl Drops, Earrings & Maang Tikka

Step into the mandap in heirloom style with this gold-plated kundan bridal necklace set, a complete three-piece suite that pairs a broad statement necklace with matching drop earrings and a coordinating maang tikka. Uncut polki-look kundan stones are seated in warm gold bezels and finished with fine green meenakari outlining, while a fringe of round cream pearls softens the lower edge for that classic royal-bride silhouette.

A full bridal suite, ready to wear

Nothing is missing here. The necklace sits high and full across the collarbone, the earrings echo its central motif so the look stays balanced, and the maang tikka completes the forehead with a matching kundan drop. It is designed to carry an entire lehenga or heavy silk saree on its own, so you can skip layering and still look fully adorned for the pheras, the reception or a close relative's sangeet.

Kundan, meenakari and pearls

The appeal of this set is in the contrast: flat mirror-bright kundan stones against the deep green enamel that traces each one, lifted by the soft lustre of the hanging pearls. The plating is a rich antique gold tone that flatters ivory, red, maroon and bottle-green outfits beautifully, which is why kundan remains the first choice of North Indian brides and their families season after season.

Comfortable through a long function

Bridal jewellery is worn for hours, so the necklace is kept light for its size and finished with an adjustable back tie that lets you set the exact height on the neck. The earrings use a secure post, and the tikka hooks neatly into the hair parting without dragging. You get the grandeur of a temple-heavy set without the dead weight.

Styling it your way

Wear the full suite for your own wedding day, or break it up afterwards: the necklace alone over a plain georgette saree makes a striking festive statement, and the earrings with tikka work for a cousin's mehndi or a Diwali evening. It is the kind of set that earns its place in the trunk and comes out for years.

Why brides choose a kundan set like this

Kundan work has dressed Indian brides for generations because it reads as rich and regal from across a crowded hall, photographs brilliantly, and suits almost every skin tone against gold. This particular suite gives you that heritage look in a ready-to-wear form — no trips to the jeweller, no locker, no insurance worries — which makes it an easy choice for a bride on a budget, for a trousseau, or as a thoughtful gift to a sister, daughter or close friend ahead of her own wedding. Packed in a protective pouch, it arrives gift-ready.

Care

Keep it away from perfume, water and body lotion, wipe gently with a dry cotton cloth after wearing, and store it flat in the pouch provided so the pearls and enamel stay pristine. Treated kindly, the gold tone and green meenakari hold their shine for a very long time.