Rann Utsav Oxidised 925 Silver Thread Choker Necklace with Earrings | Handcrafted Tribal Rajasthani Kutchi Jewelry Set

One of a kind, made by hand, inspired by the deserts of India.

The bright mirror-work of Kutch, the busy bazaars of Rajasthan, the nine nights of Navratri garba: this piece comes from a land where jewellery is heritage, worn and handed down.

The Rann Utsav choker is made the slow, old way. Deep red cotton thread is wrapped by hand into a sculpted collar, with a black thread border underneath. Along that border hangs a row of oxidised 925 sterling silver ghungroo beads, each one set between little diamond-shaped silver spacers stamped with a star. The beads catch the light every time you move, and they’re made for twirling at garba.

It ties with a braided red-and-black dori and a soft tassel, so you can wear it high as a choker or lower on the collarbone. It comes with matching earrings: domed silver studs with a star bead and a silver ghungroo drop.

This is a bold piece. Wear it with an ikat or Ajrakh handloom saree, a mirror-work chaniya choli for Navratri, or a plain white kurta. It’s tribal and earthy, and made to be noticed.

What makes it special:

• One of a kind. Each thread collar is hand-wrapped, so no two pieces are the same.
• Inspired by the tribal jewellery of Rajasthan, Gujarat and Kutch
• Made with oxidised 925 sterling silver beads, not plated metal
• Matching earrings included, so the festive look is ready to wear

Details:

• Metal: 925 sterling silver, oxidised finish
• Necklace base: hand-wrapped cotton thread (red and black)
• Closure: adjustable braided dori with tassel
• Necklace Width:  7 in
• Earrings: push-back studs with drop, 4 cm long
• Weight: 90 g with earring
• Handcrafted in India
• Set includes: 1 choker necklace and 1 pair of earrings

Wear it for: Navratri, garba and dandiya nights, Diwali, Durga Puja, mehendi and sangeet, Indo-western looks, and handloom saree days.

Care: Keep the thread dry. Don’t wash it, and keep it away from perfume and water. Wipe the silver gently with a soft dry cloth, and don’t use a silver dip, because it will strip the oxidised finish and stain the thread. Store it flat in a zip pouch.

Note: This piece is handmade, so small irregularities in the thread and silver are part of its character.