Ramparivar and Diamond Chokers by Nikitha

In the world of the discovery of jewels and some precious stones, we are making the most of it to use them to craft artistic pieces and to combine them in a way to deliver some amazing pieces of jewelry. Pieces that woman can proudly boast of and that enhances their beauty and presence.

One of the most demanding and favorite of all the elements are diamonds. The diamond fever had started years back and it seems to never end. Ladies can never go no on choosing diamond jewelry since they 

Here's a collection by Nikitha that celebrated diamond jewelry and gives a glimpse of their traditional necklace collection with a Ram Parivar choker. 

The chokers presented here boast the well-developed combination of elegance and beauty. Let's take a look at the first one in the picture. The choker is designed as a neck cuff with a band followed by the layer of design below it. 

The band is as simple as it can get with just hints of diamond studs all over it in straight lines. Beneath this simple layover, you see the contrasting intricacy of design detailing with florals, crosses and other stuff all augmented with cut diamonds. 

The diamond scape is broken by a centrally augmented jewel piece. The beaded sort of ruby stone at the center plays well in contrast and highlights the color pop. The earrings are also crafted in a similar pattern as the choker piece. 

The next one in line is also a banded choker tight up to the neck but is designed in a V-shape manner with a center pendant sort of craft. The 22-carat choker holds an intricate detailing of diamonds all over it with a glitzy floral pattern right in the center. Like the previous one, this also has a studded ruby block right in the center. The pendant is also accentuated by adding the drop south sea pearls beneath it in the color beige that goes well with the mix of diamond and gold layout. 

Giving a glimpse other that their diamond collection, Nikitha introduces you to their traditional jewelry with this Ramprivar necklace. It is famous in the south and is usually based out of gold. This traditional piece has a well-crafted chain with rubies, emeralds, and diamonds studded over it and highlighted with small gold carved patterns. 

This chain is then extended by the drop coin-like golden patterns that have the ram parivaar structures drawn over it. It is a great ornament to pair with silk material like a saree or a suit. It gives a perfect south Indian look.