Key Features of the Choker

Intense Coverage: This is a wide-band choker, engineered to sit flawlessly on the collarbone, providing a rich, high-coverage look synonymous with bridal and festive wear.
Intricate Beadwork: The collar features a dense, mesmerizing “Ghungroo” or beaded fringe that outlines the entire base, adding dynamic texture and a delicate sound.
The Crescent Drop (Chandbali): The choker culminates in a stunning, detachable-look pendant styled like a traditional Chandbali (crescent moon). This drop is accented with a rich, dark stone (such as ruby or sapphire imitation), adding a beautiful pop of color and depth.
Lustrous Gold Finish: The entire piece is finished with a high-quality gold plating, ensuring a deep, authentic yellow hue that radiates warmth and luxury.

Looking like a French girl isn’t as difficile as it seems. Handcrafted in vermeil, a thick 18k gold layer on sterling silver. Consider this croissant-inspired hoops to make all your Parisian dreams come true.

The Complete Set (Choker, Earrings)

Matching Earrings: The accompanying earrings perfectly mirror the central pendant’s Chandbali design, featuring the same dark center stone and intricate beadwork. They provide balanced grandeur, beautifully framing the face.
Wearability: This set is the ultimate accessory for Bridal Receptions, Sangeet ceremonies, or high-profile festive occasions where maximum traditional impact is desired. Pair it with a deep neckline or a traditional lehenga to complete the royal look.

Consider this croissant-inspired

Looking like a French girl isn’t as difficile as it seems. Handcrafted in vermeil, a thick 18k gold layer on sterling silver.

Materials

How do you pronounce that? We’ve got you: ver – may. Not to be confused with regular gold plating, our vermeil is a thick layer of 18k solid gold on sterling silver.

Metal

14K Gold

Metal Color

White

Stones

Round Blue Sapphire 0.61

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