| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (g) | 115.00 |
| Colour | Multi Color |
| Occasion | Wedding |
A wide rigid collar, its surface finely textured rather than polished, banded with gold at the ends and through the centre, with a row of small stone set florets running along the whole lower edge. It ties with a black dori and comes with matching jhumka earrings.
Available in 5 colours: Ruby, Multi Color, Green, Red and White. The colour refers to the stones in the florets.
The floret fringe is what lifts this above a plain collar. Instead of a smooth lower edge, dozens of tiny stone set flowers run along it, so the outline is broken and decorative and the collar reads as jewellery rather than as a band of metal.
The textured surface matters as much. Finely hammered rather than mirror finished, it scatters light softly across the whole width, which flatters the skin far more than a polished collar reflecting hard highlights.
Gold sections at the ends and centre against oxidised silver through the body. Keeping the gold to defined areas rather than mixing the metals is what makes the contrast read as intentional.
A black thread with silver binding and a tassel, fully adjustable. Essential on a rigid collar, since a fixed clasp would fit only one neck.
A hasli holds its own curve and stands slightly away from the throat, which is what gives it presence. This is a substantial piece and suits a ceremony rather than a full day.
A plain solid outfit with an open neckline. Deep green, black, mustard and white all work. Keep everything else at the neck clear and let the matching earrings finish it.
Three things separate a good rigid collar from a poor one. First, the evenness of the curve — hold it up and check both halves mirror each other, since a collar that sits crooked is very obvious in wear. Second, the finish of the inner surface, which touches the skin all day and should be smooth rather than sharp at the edges. Third, how the dori is attached: the anchor points carry the entire weight, and a poorly finished loop is where a collar eventually fails.
If you are buying a rigid collar for the first time, it is worth wearing it around the house for twenty minutes before the event. A hasli sits differently from a chain — it stays where you put it rather than settling — and most people want to adjust the dori once or twice before they find the height that feels right.
Store it flat in a pouch, keep the dori dry, put it on after perfume and wipe with a dry soft cloth only.
| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 115.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Multi Color |
| Occasion | Wedding |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA3269 |
