Choker Necklace Set

A traditional choker necklace set usually has a gold-tone base with temple motifs, Lakshmi coins or small ruby and green stones. These are the ones people pick for Gudi Padwa, Ganpati, satyanarayan pujas and family weddings. They look right with paithani, Kanjeevaram and nauvari sarees.

Choker Pearl Necklace Set

A choker pearl necklace set is lighter and softer. Rows of white or cream pearls, sometimes with a small pendant in the centre. It suits Mangalagaur, baby showers and daytime functions, and it also works with a plain silk saree for an office Diwali party. If you love pearls, our pearl necklace sets and chinchpeti pages have more.

Bridal Choker Necklace Set

For brides, the choker is often the base of the whole look. A bridal choker necklace set tends to be broader, with kundan or CZ work and matching jhumkas. Layer it with a long haar from our bridal collection and you are ready.

A bride’s sister came in last season with the photo of a lehenga on her phone. We tried four chokers against the colour on screen, and she picked the second one within minutes.

Styling Notes for Weddings

Layering

Pair a choker with a longer haar or rani haar for the wedding day. Keep the choker slim if the long piece is heavy.

Earrings

With a broad choker, go for studs or small jhumkas. Big chandbalis plus a heavy choker can feel crowded. Our earrings page has options if your set came without a pair.

Looking After Your Set

Store it flat in its box, wipe with a dry cloth, and keep perfume and water away. It won’t stay bright forever if it meets perfume every day, but it will last many functions with a little care.

Ready to Choose Yours

When you buy a choker necklace set online from us, you can shop from wherever you are, or try it on at any of our four Pune stores. Browsing chokar sets online is easiest if you filter by price and style first, then compare two or three favourites. Exchanges and returns follow our Exchange/Return Policy page.