Zohrabano Kundan Pink & Green Collar Necklace Set

The Zohrabano is a broad gold collar necklace in Kundan, set with rani pink and worked all over with chandbali motifs, pearl clusters and pink and mint green drops, with a matching pair of long chandelier earrings.

What makes this one different
Pink and green is the oldest colour pairing in Indian jewellery, and the Zohrabano is the piece in this collection that commits to it fully. Where a bead choker lets the strands carry the colour, this is a solid gold collar with the work built right into the metal — rows of Kundan, rani pink stones set into diamonds and ovals, a row of gold chandbali crescents along the lower edge, and beneath them a dense fringe of pearl clusters with pink and mint green drops. It is the richest and most traditional set of the group, and the one that reads as properly dressed from across a room.

The set
One collar necklace and one pair of matching earrings. The collar is built in gold from a wide band of Kundan work, with rani pink stones set at intervals through it and a second, deeper row of pink below. Along the lower edge sits a row of gold chandbali crescents, each finished with small white pearl clusters and a drop bead — alternating rani pink and mint green. The necklace is strung at the back on deep pink beads with a pearl-detailed dori. The earrings carry the same language down their length: a Kundan floret at the top, a pink-centred motif, a chandbali crescent, then a pearl fringe and a mint green drop. They fasten with push-back buttons.

Dimensions

• Polish : Gold
• Color : Rani Pink & Mint Green
• Necklace Length : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Earrings Size : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Material : Brass, Kundan, Coloured Stones, Pearls
• Unit : 1 Collar Necklace, 1 pair of Earrings
• Closure : Adjustable dori
• Earring Back : Push-back

Materials, stated plainly
Brass base with a gold polish, set with Kundan stones, coloured stones and pearls. This is premium fashion jewellery: the white stones are Kundan and not diamonds, and the pink stones are coloured stones, not rubies. The gold tone is a polish with no karat value. We say all of that plainly, because a set this elaborate is meant to be worn to the function and put back in the drawer afterwards without a second thought.

Where and how to wear it
This is a wedding and festive piece at its fullest — a reception, a sangeet, an engagement or roka, a family wedding where you are the sister, the bhabhi or a close friend, and festive nights such as Diwali, Navratri, Teej and Karva Chauth. It has enough presence that a bride could wear it for a mehendi, a haldi or a roka.

On colour, the set already contains its own contrast, so it works best against a solid or lightly worked outfit that lets both the pink and the green show. Deep bottle green, emerald and rama green are the natural matches — the green in the drops picks the fabric up. It also looks beautiful on maroon, wine, ivory, cream, gold tissue and rani pink, and against mustard or rust for something less expected. Take care with a multi-coloured or heavily printed outfit, where two colour stories at the neck start to argue.

It sits as a collar, high and broad at the base of the neck, so the neckline has to leave the throat clear — a deep V, a sweetheart, a scoop, a boat neck or an off-shoulder blouse. It will not sit correctly over a high or closed neck; with those, wear the earrings on their own, which are long enough to carry the look. The dori lets you set how snugly it sits.

The earrings are long and the collar is wide, so let the set be the whole story — no maangtikka, no second necklace, light bangles, hair up or swept to one side.

Care
Last on, first off. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear and store flat and separately in a zip-lock pouch with the air pressed out, away from perfume, moisturiser and water. Lift the necklace by the collar itself rather than by the fringe or the bead strands at the back, and loosen the dori before taking it off rather than pulling it over your head.

Not sure how it will look in person?
Book a live video call — our team will show you the Zohrabano on camera, turn it under the light so you can judge the pink against the green, and hold it up to your outfit before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Is this real gold, and are the pink stones rubies?
No to both. The Zohrabano is premium fashion jewellery — a brass base with a gold polish, set with Kundan, coloured stones and pearls. It carries no karat value, the white stones are Kundan rather than diamonds, and the pink stones are coloured stones rather than rubies. It is priced accordingly.

What is a chandbali motif?
Chandbali means "moon earring" — the crescent shape that has been part of Indian jewellery for centuries, most often seen in earrings. On the Zohrabano the crescent is used along the lower edge of the collar, repeated as a row of small gold chandbali motifs, and again in the earrings.

What comes with this set?
One collar necklace and one pair of matching chandelier earrings.

Does it include a maangtikka?
No. This set is a necklace and earrings only. Some Peacoski sets include a maangtikka and most do not — the inclusions are always listed on each product.

Is it adjustable, and how does it fasten?
Yes. It closes with an adjustable dori at the back, strung on deep pink beads, so you set how snugly the collar sits.

How do the earrings fasten?
With push-back buttons.

Is this a choker or a collar?
A collar. It is broader than a choker and sits across the base of the neck rather than tight at the throat, which is what gives it its coverage.

What colour outfit suits a pink and green set?
Solid deep greens are the strongest match — bottle green, emerald, rama green — because the green drops tie straight into the fabric. Maroon, wine, ivory, cream, gold tissue and rani pink all work beautifully, and mustard or rust makes a less expected pairing. Be careful with a multi-coloured or heavily printed outfit, where the two colour stories compete. Send us an outfit photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly.

Will this suit a saree?
Yes, particularly a silk, Banarasi or Kanjivaram saree in a solid colour, worn with a V-neck or sweetheart blouse. It also works with a lehenga or an Anarkali. The one thing it needs is an open neckline.

What neckline do I need for a collar necklace?
Something that leaves the throat clear — a deep V, sweetheart, scoop, boat neck or off-shoulder. A collar will not sit correctly over a high neck or a closed collar. With a high-necked blouse, wear the earrings on their own.

Can I wear this as a bride?
You can, for a mehendi, a haldi or a roka — it has the richness for it. For the main wedding day it reads as a full guest or family piece rather than a bridal set, and it is at its very best on the sister of the bride or a close friend at a reception or sangeet.

Will it tarnish?
Fashion jewellery finish depends on how it is worn and stored. We do not make an anti-tarnish claim on this set. With careful storage — wiped dry, kept in a sealed pouch, away from perfume and water — the finish stays richer for longer.

Is it a good gift?
Yes. It arrives in premium gift-ready packaging, and because the collar adjusts on a dori and there is no sized piece in the set, you do not need to know her measurements. Pink and green is also the safest traditional pairing to gift, since it suits the widest range of festive and wedding outfits.

Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Peacoski offers a live video-call product showcase. We will show you the set on camera, explain the detail and compare it against other pieces, so you are not deciding from photographs alone.

What are the shipping and return terms?
We ship pan-India to serviceable pin codes and dispatch within one working day. Prepaid orders get free shipping across India with no minimum order value; COD is available on orders of ₹2,500 and above with a ₹200 cash-handling charge. Returns must be raised within 48 hours of delivery, and approved returns are resolved as Peacoski store credit.