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Amaira Dual-Tone Ghungroo Choker Set

Amaira Dual-Tone Ghungroo Choker Set

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Dual-tone oxidized silver and gold-polish choker set featuring bold round floral medallions with cascading ghungroo (bead) drops, paired with matching statement earrings. A striking tribal-inspired ethnic piece with a rich antique finish.

This eye-catching dual-tone jewellery set combines oxidized silver with warm gold-polish accents to create a bold, tribal-inspired statement piece. The choker-style necklace features large circular medallions, each intricately engraved with a detailed scrollwork border and centered with a radiant gold-toned sunflower motif. The medallions are connected by ornate shield-shaped links, and the necklace closes with a decorative hook-and-eye clasp finished with floral detailing. Cascading strands of silver ghungroo (bead) drops fall gracefully along the bottom edge, adding texture, movement, and a soft jingle with wear.

The matching earrings echo the necklace's design language, featuring the same round medallion motif with a gold sunburst center, finished with a cluster of dangling silver beads for a coordinated, statement-making look.

Finished in an antique oxidized silver and gold dual-tone plating, this set has a raw, handcrafted charm that works beautifully for festive occasions, traditional functions, and fusion ethnic styling alike. Its bold scale and intricate detailing make it a standout accessory for those who love statement tribal and Indo-western jewellery.

Highlights:

  • Dual-tone oxidized silver and gold-polish finish
  • Bold circular medallions with sunflower motif detailing
  • Cascading silver ghungroo (bead) drop fringe
  • Matching statement earrings included
  • Ideal for festive, traditional, and fusion ethnic wear

  • Color: Gold
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