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An Indian chokar is a traditional necklace that sits snugly around the neck, typically crafted with intricate detailing and luxurious materials. It is known for its bold, ornate appearance and often serves as the centerpiece of a bridal or festive jewelry ensemble.

Key Features:

• Materials:

  • Usually made from gold, silver, or gold-plated alloys.

  • Embellished with kundan (glass-stone inlay), polki (uncut diamonds), pearls, colored gemstones, or beads.

  • Sometimes includes Meenakari work (enamel painting) on the reverse side.

• Design:

  • Can be traditional, featuring floral, paisley, or peacock motifs.

  • Often includes dangling elements like pearl drops or jhumkis.

  • Some designs may be more contemporary or fusion-style, blending Indian craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.