Mehrunisa Bridal Set

Some bridal pieces are meant to be seen from across the hall. The Mehrunisa Bridal Set is one of them. As described on jewelist.pk, it is a kundan bridal set with ruby and emerald bead accents, made for brides who want a grand, Mughal inspired look. Wear it on your barat day and it becomes the centrepiece of your entire outfit.

A Kundan Bridal Choker With Real Presence

The necklace is a broad choker that sits high on the neck and spreads down over the collarbone. Its gold tone base is packed with rows of clear kundan polki stones in oval and round shapes, laid out in a curved, layered pattern. A few soft aqua green stones are set near the top for a touch of colour.

Below the gold work hangs a thick fringe of beads. Deep ruby red beads in different sizes fall in rows, with small emerald green beads tucked between them. The longest ruby drops sit along the bottom edge, so the necklace looks full and rich from every angle. The red and green together give it that classic shahi feel that never goes out of style.

Why Choose an Artificial Kundan Bridal Set

A gold kundan choker of this size can cost more than the rest of the wedding outfit. This artificial kundan bridal set gives you the same heavy, royal look for a fraction of that, and you can wear it again for family weddings or a walima with a different colour scheme without worrying about loss.

Who Should Wear the Mehrunisa Bridal Set?

This set is made for the bride on her main day. The ruby beads match red and maroon barat lehengas perfectly. It also looks stunning with deep green, gold, ivory and off white bridal outfits, where the red fringe adds a pop of colour.

Brides who love a traditional Hyderabadi or Rajasthani style look will find this choker fits right in with a heavy dupatta, jhoomar and matha patti.

How to Style This Bridal Choker

Because the choker sits high, choose a deep round, sweetheart or V neckline so the beads have room to fall. Avoid high necklines and collars. Keep a centre parting with a teeka or matha patti, and pull your hair into a low bun. Gold or red bangles and a ring with red or green stones will tie the whole look together. Keep a second necklace optional: a long rani haar layered below works well if you want an extra heavy look.

Simple Care Tips

• Wear it last, after makeup, perfume and hairspray
• Keep the beads dry and away from sweat
• Wipe the gold base gently with a soft dry cloth
• Store it flat in a box so the bead strings do not tangle