Bhargavi Kundan Mint Green Layered Choker Necklace Set

The Bhargavi is a five-strand mint green choker — layered crystal beads held by Kundan bars, with a fringe of gold lotus motifs, pearl clusters and mint green drops, and a matching pair of earrings.

What makes this one different
Most grand chokers are built around a centrepiece: one big pendant that the eye goes to and everything else supports. The Bhargavi has no centrepiece at all. The design repeats evenly the whole way round — the same Kundan bars, the same gold lotus motifs, the same pearl clusters and mint drops from one end to the other — and it stays in a single colour throughout. That makes it the quieter kind of grand: it fills the neckline properly and still reads calm, and because there is no focal point competing for attention, it sits comfortably over a blouse that already has heavy work on it.

The set
One choker necklace and one pair of matching earrings. Five close-set strands of mint green crystal beads run the width of the necklace, gathered at intervals by slim vertical bars of white Kundan. Small Kundan florets edge the top. Along the lower edge hangs a repeating row of gold lotus motifs set in Kundan, each finished with a cluster of small white pearls and a mint green drop bead. The back is a white pearl-strung chain with an adjustable dori. The earrings are built to the same idea — a round Kundan floret with a mint green cabochon at its centre, a small gold lotus beneath, then a pearl fringe and a single mint green drop. They fasten with push-back buttons.

Dimensions

• Polish : Gold
• Color : Mint Green
• Necklace Length : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Earrings Size : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Material : Brass, Kundan, Crystal Beads, Pearls
• Unit : 1 Choker 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, mint green crystal beads and pearls. This is premium fashion jewellery: the white stones are Kundan and not diamonds, and the green beads are crystal rather than emerald, jade or any precious stone. The gold tone is a polish with no karat value. Saying so plainly is the point — it is what lets a piece with this much work on it sit at this price.

Where and how to wear it
Well-suited to a wedding as a guest, a sangeet, a mehendi or haldi, a reception, an engagement or roka, and to festive days such as Diwali, Navratri, Teej and Karva Chauth. The soft mint and the even design make it particularly good for daytime functions, and it carries easily to a puja or a family lunch where a bolder set would feel like too much.

On colour, the tonal mint is the whole character of the piece. It is at its best on ivory, cream, off-white, beige, champagne and gold tissue, and on the pastels — mint, pista, powder pink, peach, lilac and sage. It also lifts a deep solid beautifully: bottle green, emerald, maroon, wine or navy, where the pale green stands clear against the fabric. Because it is a single colour rather than a mix, it is one of the easier sets to match to an outfit you already own.

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

This is a set that pairs well with a worked blouse rather than fighting it, since there is no single pendant to compete. Keep the rest simple — 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. Lay a strand necklace down flat rather than hanging it, so the strands are not left under tension, and lift it by the Kundan bars rather than by the beads or the pearl clusters.

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

Frequently asked questions

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

What are the green beads?
Mint green crystal beads, strung in five close-set strands. They are crystal, not emerald, jade or any precious or semi-precious stone.

Does this set have a pendant or centre piece?
No, and that is deliberate. The design repeats evenly across the whole necklace rather than building to a single focal point, which is what gives it its calmer look.

What comes with this set?
One choker necklace and one pair of matching 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.

How does it fasten, and will it fit me?
It closes with an adjustable dori at the back, so you set how snugly it sits. That makes it suitable across a range of neck sizes rather than one fixed length.

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

Will it work over a blouse that already has heavy embroidery?
Better than most. A choker with a large centre pendant will usually compete with a worked neckline, but the Bhargavi repeats the same motif evenly across its width, so it reads as a band of detail rather than a second focal point. If the embroidery runs right up to the throat, wear the earrings alone instead.

What neckline does a choker like this need?
Something that leaves the throat open — a deep V, sweetheart, scoop, boat neck or off-shoulder. A choker will not sit correctly over a high neck or a closed collar.

What colour outfit does mint green go with?
Ivory, cream, off-white, beige, champagne and gold tissue, and the whole pastel range — mint, pista, powder pink, peach, lilac, sage. It also looks striking against a deep solid such as bottle green, emerald, maroon, wine or navy. Send us an outfit photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly whether it works.

Can I wear this as a wedding guest rather than a bride?
Yes — that is who it is designed for. It has the fullness of a wedding piece without reading as bridal, so it suits the sister, the bhabhi or a close friend at a sangeet, a mehendi or a reception. A bride could wear it for a haldi or a mehendi.

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 choker adjusts on a dori and there is no sized piece in the set, you do not need to know her measurements. A single-colour set is also an easier gift than a multi-colour one, since it matches more of what she already owns.

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.