NECK PIECES
Designed to complete bridal and festive ensembles, this collection of neck pieces brings together chokers, raani haars, and pearl necklace set designs rooted in heritage
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Mughul Necklace Set
Damini Mala Set
Sanjita Mala Set
Qaayenaat Pearl Haar
Hema Pearl Necklace Set
Gagan Necklace Set
Firozpur Necklace Set
Panjabi Pippal Patti Set
Mandy Necklace Set
Maharani Patiala Bridal Set
Reejh Necklace Set
Razi Pippal Patti Set
Simmi Choker Set
Kimmi Pearl Set
Tazim Choker Set
Noori Choker Set
Kyra Choker Set
Balbeer Necklace Set
Manar Necklace Set
Nau Rattan Necklace Set
Falak Necklace Set
Reshma Dori Set
Bulbul Necklace Set
MInty Necklace Set
FAQs
1. What are necklace sets in Indian jewellery?
Necklace sets for women include coordinated neckpieces with matching earrings or accessories. These traditional necklace set designs form an important part of ethnic jewellery, heritage jewellery, and traditional Indian jewellery styling.
2. What is the difference between choker and necklace set?
A choker set for women sits closely around the neck, while a necklace set may vary in length and layering. Both are popular wedding jewellery sets within traditional Indian jewellery collections.
3. Which necklace set is best for a bridal look?
A bridal necklace set featuring kundan necklace set detailing or layered long necklace set styles works well for weddings. These statement jewellery pieces enhance bridal styling with heritage jewellery appeal.
4. Can necklace sets be worn with lehenga or saree?
Necklace sets pair seamlessly with lehengas and sarees. Traditional necklace set and statement jewellery styles complement embroidered attire, making them essential wedding jewellery sets for festive and bridal occasions.
5. What is a rani haar set?
A rani haar set is a long necklace traditionally worn as part of heritage jewellery styling. Often layered with a bridal necklace set, it adds depth to traditional Indian jewellery looks.