Style: Short choker design that sits high on the neck. Features 3 large domed pendants as the focal points.

_• Workmanship: Made using Kundan jadau technique — 24K gold foil is set between gemstones and the metal base. The white stones are uncut Polki diamonds, and the green stones are likely faux emeralds or glass.

_• Design elements: Each pendant has teardrop and round meenakari work with green and white inlays. The base is decorated with tiny gold bead clusters called guchha and small ghungroo beads that add movement.

_• Chain: The pendants are connected by ornate gold nakaasi work and ball-chain sections, giving it a heavy, regal look.

2. Earrings: Chandbali/Jhumka Style

_• Style: Statement danglers that match the necklace exactly. Top has a stud, followed by a larger crescent or dome-shaped chandbali section.

_• Workmanship: Same Kundan Polki + green meenakari combo as the choker, with guchha bead hangings at the bottom.

3. Overall Vibe & Occasion

_• Metal tone: Antique gold finish, which gives it a vintage royal feel.

_• Best paired with: Silk sarees, lehenga cholis, or anarkalis for weddings, receptions, and festivals like Diwali or Karva Chauth.

_• Craft origin: This style is traditional to Rajasthan and Gujarat, where Kundan jewelry has been crafted for centuries.

This kind of set is a go-to for brides and wedding guests who want that Maharani look. The green + white + gold combo is especially popular because it matches most bridal outfits.