Meenakari bridal choker

Choker

Kundan row · enamelled panels · pearl-finish drops

Bridal antique gold choker with a row of red stones, a kundan row, cream enamelled panels and a long fringe of red and pearl-finish drops, on a black velvet bust
The faceWhat the room sees.

Not photographed

The reverse of this piece has not been photographed yet.

We are not going to put another piece’s back here to fill the space. Every reverse on this site belongs to the piece it is shown with, and you can ask to turn this one over in the shop.

What this piece is, and what it is not.

Metal
Gold
Purity
Not recordedNot assayed yet. No fineness has been recorded.
Gross weight
Not recordedNot yet weighed. It will be weighed in front of you.
Net metal weight
Not recordedNot yet weighed. Stones and cord are excluded from this figure.
HUID
Not recordedNot yet hallmarked. No HUID has been issued for this piece.
Hallmark purity mark
Not recordedNo BIS purity mark has been struck on this piece.
Certificate
Not recordedNot yet certified. No certificate number exists for this piece.
Certifying laboratory
Not recordedNo laboratory has assessed this piece.

Kundan, Polki and Jadau are exempt from mandatory hallmarking under BIS QCO cl. 2(3), so a piece of this kind lawfully carries no HUID. It is still unhallmarked, and this page says so rather than leaving the line blank.

The price

On request

This piece is priced by hand.

Antique and one-off Jadau work is not quoted off a rate card. The stones are individual and so is the setting. Ask us and we will price it in front of you, itemised the same way every other piece on this site is.

One piece exists, and it is still here.

Online ordering is not open yet. An enquiry reaches a person, who will quote you and hold the piece.

A cart holds a one-of-a-kind piece for you while we quote it. Nothing is charged, and no price is fixed until we quote it against the rate at that moment.

Made slowly. Worn forever.

A kundan row and red stones over a field of gold paisley, then enamelled panels and a long fringe.

Turn it over yourself.

Pieces are seen in the inner salon, away from the counter, with someone who can tell you where a stone came from and what the back of it looks like before you turn it over.