Yugavi Lohitā

Lohitā (लोहिता) — the red one; the deep blood-red of the earth where iron runs through it.

• Style: White enamel kundan choker with multi-strand ruby bead bands and matching drop earrings
• Finish: Antique gold with cream-white enamel and ruby-pink stone accents
• Design: Six to seven parallel strands of small faceted ruby-pink beads forming the band on either side, gathered through textured gold spacer beads and finished in fitted gold end caps; the front carrying three plaques — two square settings with cream-white enamel quartered by fine gold radiating lines around a central ruby-pink cabochon ringed in seed pearls, flanking a larger circular medallion with a double ring of seed pearls around a cream enamel face inlaid with a gold vine and three marquise-cut ruby-pink stones and a kundan centre; adjustable gold zari dori with sliding knot and a tassel of white pearl, green and maroon beads; matching earrings with a pear-cut kundan stud top and an arched cream enamel drop quartered by gold lines around a pearl-ringed ruby centre
• Stone: Uncut white kundan stones, ruby-pink cabochons and marquise stones, seed pearls, cream-white enamel
• Closure: Adjustable gold zari dori with sliding knot and bead tassel — one size, no variant needed
• Material: Brass, gold plating, kundan stones, glass beads, seed pearls, enamel, zari thread
• Sold As: Two-piece set — choker and matching drop earrings
• Styling: Wear high at the throat with a deep neckline / hair up / no other neckpiece / made for ivory, cream, maroon, deep pink, mustard, and every silk, chanderi and banarasi
• Occasion: Wedding guest, engagement, reception, mehendi, pooja, festive, Navratri, contemporary bridal, gifting