| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (g) | 95.00 |
| Colour | Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
A line of teardrop stones runs across the front, alternating deep red and green, each seated in its own engraved silver frame with a gold border, the frames linked so they curve together around the neckline. The matching earrings carry three of the same teardrops each.
Available in 3 colours: Red, Blue and Multi Color. The colour refers to the teardrop stones.
Alternating two colours along a row is a simple idea that only works when both stones sit at the same strength. Red and green here are equally saturated, so neither dominates and the eye reads a repeating rhythm rather than one colour interrupted by another.
Linking the frames individually rather than mounting them on a single plate is what lets the row curve. Each frame pivots slightly against its neighbour, so the necklace follows the neckline instead of standing away from it.
Each stone sits in an engraved silver surround with a thin gold border. The engraving gives the metal between the stones something to do — without it, a row of stones this dense would read as a solid band of colour.
Sits at the base of the throat, following the neckline closely because of the linked construction. Comfortable across a function.
Red and green against gold and silver is the most traditional festive pairing there is, so this suits silk sarees and lehengas directly. It also looks striking against cream, ivory or black, where the two stone colours read separately.
A necklace front can be made two ways: as one shaped plate, or as a series of small elements linked together. The plate is cheaper and faster, but it has one fixed curve and will stand away from the neck on anyone it does not suit. A linked front adapts to the wearer, lies flat against the skin, and is far less likely to dig in. It also survives being packed or dropped, since the links absorb movement that would bend a plate out of shape. When comparing two similar necklaces, checking whether the front flexes is one of the most useful things you can do.
The same design in two stone colours reads quite differently. Red against gold and silver is the festive default and pairs with the widest range of traditional outfits, which makes it the safer choice if this is the only necklace of its kind you own. Blue is cooler and less expected, and it stands out more against cream, ivory and pastel, where red can look heavy. If you already own a red stone set, the blue is the one that adds something new.
Store it flat in a pouch. Put it on after perfume, wipe with a dry soft cloth, and keep it away from water.
| Stone Type | Monalisa Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 95.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Red |
| Occasion | Wedding |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA3262 |
