Shop Kundan Necklace Set Online
The Nita Kundan choker leads this page on proof, 29 ratings averaging 4.93, priced at $220. Two more sets carry 11 ratings each, the Kriti Mint choker set at $149 and the Sheena emerald peacock necklace at $79, the least expensive piece in the lineup. The markdown worth a second look is the Visha Kundan choker. Its tag read $550 before the cut, and it sells at $260 now, a 53 percent drop that no other set here comes close to. Every visible set carries some reduction, from 4 percent on the Anvi Navratan necklace to that Visha cut. On shipping, the $79 Sheena is the one set that needs company in the cart to reach the $99 free delivery line. Everything else crosses it alone.
Our Kundan Necklace Set Styles Include
Chokers hold the biggest share. The Visha, Nita and Nitara all sit high on the neck, priced $220 to $260, and each one carries matching earrings in its photos. The Jodha long Kundan set runs $220 and holds a 5.0 average from its four buyers. The Sheena at $79 goes long too, with a peacock motif worked into its emerald strand. Then there is the Anvi uncut Polki set at $139, two strands on a single clasp, a bestseller badge, and four ratings that all came in at 5.0. Color runs in families here. Mint appears on the Kriti, the Mint Kundan set at $148 and one Rima Victorian variant, while emerald shows up on the Suhani set at $169, the Sheena, and the uncut Polki emerald set at $119 with its antique finish. The Rima listing itself holds a color selector, ruby green, pink or mint, one $139 design three ways.
How to Style Kundan Necklace Set
A choker needs skin to sit on. Over a high collar it rides on fabric and slides with every head turn, so pair the Visha, Nita or Nitara with open or wide necklines and send long sets like the Jodha to handle covered necks. Color choices work best when the stones repeat something already in the outfit. An emerald set above a border with green thread in it reads as planned, and the mint sets pull the same trick with pastel suits. Guests and brides shop this page differently, and the prices support that split. A guest attending three events in one wedding week gets through all of them with the $79 Sheena, while the $260 Visha earns its price on the one day a photographer follows you around. Skip extra layering with the Anvi set. Two strands on one clasp is already a full neckline.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kundan Necklace Sets
What separates Kundan from Polki?
The stone itself. Polki stones stay rough, shaped only enough to catch light, the way jewelers handled diamonds before modern faceting reached India. Kundan names a setting method instead, refined gold pressed around a flat stone or glass piece until the frame grips it without claws. This page carries both, and the Anvi layered set and emerald necklace set are the uncut Polki entries.
How much does a Kundan necklace set cost?
The Sheena peacock necklace costs $79 and is the cheapest route into the page. Chokers with matching earrings cluster around $220, and the Visha tops out at $260 after its cut from $550. In between, the Anvi layered set, the Rima and the Anvi Navratan all sell at $139.
Why does mint green keep appearing in Kundan sets?
Pastel wedding palettes took over South Asian functions over the past few seasons, and mint is the pastel that photographs cleanly next to gold plating. Three listings on this page carry the shade, and the $149 Kriti mint choker set wears a bestseller badge off the back of that demand.
Are Kundan necklace sets heavy to wear?
Count on four or five comfortable hours in a choker, more in a long set. A long strand rests on the chest and moves with you, where a choker stays fixed at the neck and makes itself known each time you look down. Plated brass bases keep every set here far under the weight of solid gold equivalents.
What is a doublet stone?
A stone built from two fused layers, usually a colored base topped with a clear protective layer, which produces deep color at a fraction of single-stone cost. The filter on this page lists one doublet design among the stone types.