Necklaces and chokers are essential accessories for any bride-to-be. At IIJS Tritiya, exhibitors unveiled stunning creations crafted in gold, diamonds, and coloured gemstones. Drawing inspiration from the Victorian and Art Deco eras, as well as ancient Indian artistry, such as temple jewellery or jadau, the necklines showcase arresting designs. The resurgence of classic elegance is unmistakable.
The gold necklace features a dense vine of carved ruby leaves, tanzanite buds and pearls topped with carved emerald leaves. By GOLD STRINGS
The gold pendant necklace is adorned with a harmonious blend of pink sapphires, rubies, diamonds, polkis, and freshwater pearls. Its standout feature is the intricately crafted tiny elephants, elegantly studded with diamonds, adding a touch of charm and sophistication. By HOUSE OF SPARSH
Giving a nod to the Victorian era, this white gold necklace adorned with diamonds, rose-cuts and drop-shaped and oval tanzanites culminates into a stunning pendant featuring an oval tanzanite with a surround of emeralds. The pendant is further embellished for five tanzanite drops. By ANAND RANAWAT
The gold choker bears a medley of varied florets decorated with uncut diamonds of assorted shapes and sizes. Adding colour to the necklace are custom-cut emerald beads. By RANIWALA JEWELLERS
Yellow gold necklace decked with varied stylised motifs encrusted with white diamonds. The design is fringed with graduating ruby drops. By A’STAR JEWELLERY
The stunning bridal bib necklace features a delicate lacework of kundan-set polkis, arranged into floral motifs and elegantly accented with ruby leaves. By VALENTINE JADAU
This pair of layered bridal necklaces in 22-karat gold celebrate the craftsmanship of India. The stylised temple jewellery pieces are carved minutely to feature idols framed by floral carvings. Adorned with pearls, rubies, and emeralds, these designs exude timeless elegance and cultural heritage. By VARDHAMAN GOLD