Nakash chokers with Red Kundan

Ladies! Let's get your attention towards these lovely sets with fusion work of Nakash and Kundan. Let's simply put it this way that Nakshi is a work of art! They are designed in a way that two pieces can never be alike in their make. They are distinguished and the making is so intricate to boasts the craftsmanship behind this work. By the name, Nakshi means stamping- which means the designs are meant to look like stamp work with some elaborate detailing work.

Today's collection is all about beautiful Red Kundan and Nakash chokers embedded in precious stones and beads.

This is a not a jewelry piece but more so relevant to the artistic layout that it has. The necklace and the pendant are so uniquely designed. The necklace is dimensioned in a way that it is a little thick not to look absurd but it gives a more prosperous look.

The entire choker set has a brassy feel with carvings of peacock patterns embedded over the thick neckline of this choker. The choker is also in fusion with precious colorful stones. It has ethnic artistic patterns on the top of the choker with pink beads and diamonds embedded in it.

The peacock is also lined up with green beads with the brassy texture that looks overtly antique and has an elaborate setting.

The next one is sort of on the lines of Hasil design with a rock-solid structured necklace that has Nakash patterns all over the lineup and the pendant. It looks really extravagant and overall has a very beautiful layout. The entire necklace is in 24 karat gold with hints of precious stones that also adds a little bit of dynamism to the entire themed necklace. 

Both the looks are put up together with a choker style neckpiece or a small chain haram matched with a long necklace. 

What works really well with this mid-length necklace is the amalgamation of rice beads layered all over the bottom of the necklace with a golden design layout that overall accentuates the look really well.