Rabia Kundan Pastel Choker Necklace Set

The Rabia is a wide Kundan choker set in pastel — mint green and blush pink centre stones ringed in white Kundan, with dense pearl clusters, gold kalash charms and a matching pair of long chandelier earrings.

What makes this one different
Most grand Kundan sets go the traditional route: deep red, bottle green, heavy gold. The Rabia takes the same scale and weight of work and puts it in a pastel palette instead — mint and blush cabochons at the centre of every rosette, with the Kundan and pearls holding it all together. You get the presence of a bridal-scale choker with a softness that photographs beautifully in daylight and does not fight a pastel or ivory outfit.

The set
One choker necklace and one pair of matching earrings. The necklace is built from round floral rosettes, each outlined in white Kundan petals and centred on an oval coloured stone — mint green and blush pink alternating across the front, with a larger blush rosette at the centre. Green enamel edging runs along the rims. Below every rosette hangs a fringe of small white pearl clusters, mint green beads, blush drop beads and small gold kalash charms, so the whole lower edge moves when you do. It fastens at the back with a pearl-strung gold chain and an adjustable dori. The earrings repeat the design at full chandelier length — a blush-centred rosette at the top, a fanned Kundan tier below it, a gold kalash charm, and a blush drop at the end, fringed throughout with pearls and mint beads. They fasten with push-back buttons.

Dimensions

• Polish : Gold
• Color : Pastel — Mint Green & Blush Pink
• Necklace Length : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Earrings Size : __(L)*__(B)cm, Weight : __g
• Material : Brass, Kundan, Meenakari, Pearls, Coloured Stones
• 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, green meenakari enamel work, pearls and mint green and pink coloured stones. This is premium fashion jewellery: the white stones are Kundan and not diamonds, the mint and blush stones are coloured stones rather than emeralds or precious gemstones, and the gold tone is a polish rather than real gold. That is what lets you wear a choker this elaborate to a function and hand it back to the drawer afterwards without a second thought.

Where and how to wear it
This is a statement piece, so it belongs at the functions where you want to be properly dressed — a reception, a sangeet, an engagement or roka, a mehendi or haldi, a Diwali or Navratri evening, a family wedding where you are the sister, the bhabhi or the close friend. It is grand enough that a bride could wear it for a lighter function such as a haldi, a mehendi or a puja.

Being a choker, it sits high and close at the base of the neck, which means the neckline has to make room for it: a deep V, a sweetheart, a scoop, an off-shoulder or a strapless blouse. It will not work over a high neck or a closed collar. The dori lets you set how snugly it sits, so it can be worn tight in the true choker position or eased down a little.

On colour, the pastel palette is the whole point — it looks its best on ivory, cream, champagne, gold tissue, powder pink, mint, pista, peach, lilac and sage. It also works beautifully against a deep solid — maroon, wine, bottle green or navy — where the pale stones read clearly instead of disappearing. Avoid pairing it with a heavily multi-coloured or densely embroidered neckline; two busy things at the throat cancel each other out.

Because the earrings are long and the choker is wide, wear your hair up or swept to one side, and keep everything else quiet — no maangtikka, no layered necklace, light bangles.

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 piece by the rosettes rather than by the pearl fringe, 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 Rabia on camera, turn it under the light so you can judge the pastel tones, and hold it against your outfit colour before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Is this real gold, and are the stones real?
No. The Rabia is premium fashion jewellery — a brass base with a gold polish, set with Kundan, meenakari enamel, pearls and coloured stones. It is not real gold and carries no karat, and the stones are not diamonds, emeralds or precious gemstones. It is priced accordingly.

Is this a choker or a regular necklace?
A choker. It sits high and close at the base of the neck rather than at the collarbone, and the adjustable dori lets you set exactly how snug it sits.

What comes with this set?
One choker 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 the choker adjustable?
Yes. It fastens with a dori at the back, so you set the length yourself. That also makes it a safer gift, since there is no size to get wrong.

How do the earrings fasten?
With push-back buttons. Given the length of the earrings, that makes them quick to put on and take off through a long function day.

What neckline do I need for a choker like this?
Something that leaves the throat open — a deep V, sweetheart, scoop, off-shoulder or strapless blouse. A choker will not sit correctly over a high neck or a closed collar. If your blouse is high-necked, wear the earrings on their own; they are long enough to carry the look.

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

What colour outfit suits a pastel Kundan set?
Ivory, cream, champagne, gold tissue and every pastel — powder pink, mint, pista, peach, lilac, sage. It also looks striking against a deep solid such as maroon, wine, bottle green or navy, where the pale stones stand out. Send us an outfit photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly whether it works.

Will a choker suit a saree?
Yes, provided the blouse neckline is open. A choker pairs particularly well with a saree draped to show the neck, and with a lehenga or an off-shoulder blouse. With a closed or high-necked blouse, choose a longer necklace instead.

Is it too heavy-looking for a daytime function?
Not with this palette. The design is large, but the mint and blush stones and the pearl fringe keep it light to the eye, which is why it works for a daytime mehendi or haldi as well as an evening reception.

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.

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.