Collection: Necklaces & Chokers

1. Kundan Choker Necklace

Kundan choker necklaces represent the pinnacle of Indian jewellery artistry — crafted using the ancient kundan technique where highly refined gold foil is used to set uncut or polished gemstones (typically glass or crystal) into a base metal framework. The resulting kundan choker has an extraordinary richness and visual depth — warm gold tones surrounding glittering, gem-like stone settings in intricate floral, peacock, and geometric patterns. Kundan choker necklaces are the most culturally prestigious choker style in North India — the first choice for bridal wear across Punjab, Rajasthan, UP, and Gujarat, and a beloved choice for weddings, festivals, and family celebrations. They are typically sold as kundan choker necklace sets with matching earrings and sometimes a maang tikka or passa.

2. Pearl Choker Necklace

Pearl choker necklaces are among the most timeless and universally flattering styles in the collection — a close-fitting arrangement of lustrous pearls at the base of the throat creates an effect of effortless, regal elegance. Pearl chokers range from a single strand of perfectly matched pearls to elaborate multi-strand arrangements with gold-toned spacers and pendant drops. In the Hyderabadi jewellery tradition, pearl chokers hold particular cultural prestige — a legacy of the Nizam's court where natural Basra pearls were the jewel of ultimate distinction. Today, pearl choker necklaces are popular for bridal wear, formal occasions, office styling, and as the most universally appreciated gift for women. Explore the Twilight Garden Pearl Necklace and our Pearl Earrings Collection.

3. Oxidised Choker Necklace

Oxidised choker necklaces are crafted through a controlled oxidation process that gives the metal a rich, dark, matte finish — beautifully highlighting every carved detail and engraved motif with striking contrast. Oxidised chokers are the most popular style for everyday ethnic wear and Indo-western fusion styling — their dark, heritage-inspired finish pairs magnificently with handloom sarees, block-print kurtas, cotton dresses, and casual fusion outfits. These are the choker necklaces for daily use and casual styling that earn the most compliments with the least effort. Browse our Oxidised Earrings Collection for coordinated ear jewellery.

4. Antique Choker Necklace

Antique choker necklaces carry the warmth and visual richness of heirloom jewellery — warm matte finishes, intricate heritage motifs (peacocks, temples, florals, geometric patterns), and a quality of craftsmanship that evokes generations of Indian jewellery-making tradition. Antique chokers are particularly beloved for cultural celebrations, religious ceremonies, and events where traditional dress is worn with pride. The antique gold choker — typically featuring a dark warm finish that resembles aged gold — is one of the most versatile ethnic jewellery styles available, working equally well with sarees, salwar suits, anarkalis, and fusion outfits. Browse our Antique Collection.

5. Temple Choker Necklace

Temple choker necklaces draw their design language from the sculptural art of South Indian temples — Lakshmi goddesses, peacocks, lotus blossoms, and divine figures rendered in intricate metalwork on a close-fitting necklace frame. Rooted in the Kerala and Tamil Nadu jewellery traditions, South Indian temple chokers are crafted in a warm antique gold finish, often adorned with kemp stones — the distinctive red semi-precious stones associated with Bharatanatyam dance jewellery. These are the choker necklaces for saree styling that create the most authentic South Indian aesthetic — pairing magnificently with Kanjivaram silk, cotton sarees, and classical dance costumes. Explore our Traditional Collection.

6. Meenakari Choker Necklace

Meenakari choker necklaces are enamelled masterpieces — the ancient art of meenakari involves filling engraved metal surfaces with vibrant coloured glass enamels that are fired to create a jewel-like, painted finish. Originating in Jaipur and popularised across Mughal courts, meenakari chokers are instantly recognisable for their vivid, jewel-toned colours — electric blue, crimson red, emerald green, and rich pink — set into intricate floral and paisley patterns on a gold-toned base. They are among the most colourful and festive of all choker styles — a celebration of India's extraordinary enamel craft tradition and a beloved choice for Navratri, Diwali, and family celebrations.

7. CZ & Stone Choker Necklace

CZ choker necklaces and stone choker necklaces feature high-quality cubic zirconia stones and coloured gems set in precision metal frames — delivering the look of fine diamond and gemstone jewellery at an accessible price. CZ choker necklace sets are particularly popular for wedding guests, sangeet and reception looks, and festive occasions where maximum sparkle is the goal. The multi-stone choker — featuring a combination of CZ, pearls, and coloured stones in an elaborate arrangement — is one of the most popular bridal choker necklace styles for the modern Indian bride who wants drama and glamour at an accessible price point.

8. Polki Choker Necklace

Polki choker necklaces represent the most opulent tradition in Indian jewellery — crafted using uncut natural diamonds (polki) set in a gold framework using the kundan technique. Polki chokers have a distinctive, warm, slightly irregular brilliance that differs from the precision-cut glitter of modern diamonds — each polki stone is unique, giving the choker an authentic, handcrafted character that is impossible to replicate. Polki choker necklaces are among the most prestigious bridal choker necklaces in India — worn by brides across Rajasthan, Delhi, and the broader North Indian wedding circuit as symbols of heritage and distinction.

9. Velvet Choker Necklace

Velvet choker necklaces bring a deeply romantic, bohemian aesthetic to the choker category — soft velvet ribbon or fabric forms the base of the necklace, adorned with pendants, stones, or left clean for a minimal look. Black velvet chokers with a central gemstone pendant are one of the most iconic fashion jewellery styles globally, having seen a major revival in India in 2026 with Indo-western fashion enthusiasts. Velvet chokers are particularly popular for evening events, art-and-culture occasions, and fashion-forward women who want jewellery that bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary styling.

10. Beaded Choker Necklace

Beaded choker necklaces — crafted from glass beads, seed beads, semi-precious stone beads, or clay beads strung in intricate patterns — are among the most joyful, colourful, and artisan-driven styles in the choker category. India's tradition of beaded neck jewellery stretches back thousands of years — from the Rajasthani tribal hansli (a rigid beaded collar) to the glass bead ornaments of North-East Indian tribal communities. Contemporary beaded chokers range from fine, delicate seed bead designs for minimalist wear to chunky, statement tribal beaded chokers for bold ethnic styling.

11. Layered & Multi-Strand Choker Necklace

Layered choker necklaces are one of 2026's biggest jewellery trends in India — multiple strands of different lengths, textures, and designs worn simultaneously to create a full, luxurious necklace look. A layered choker look might combine a close-fitting pearl choker with a slightly longer stone necklace and a longer chain pendant below — creating depth, visual interest, and the kind of curated, intentional aesthetic that has become a hallmark of modern Indian bridal and fashion styling. Multi-strand choker necklaces that achieve this layered look in a single piece are particularly popular for brides who want impact without the complexity of styling multiple individual pieces.

12. Gold Plated Choker Necklace

Gold plated choker necklaces are the most versatile and widely purchased style in India — delivering the warmth and opulence of gold jewellery at an accessible price. Gold finish chokers range from simple, clean designs for daily wear to elaborate kundan, polki, and stone-set arrangements for bridal and festive occasions. The 22k gold plated choker — with a thicker, richer layer of gold finish over a base metal — provides a more luxurious and long-lasting look than basic gold flash plating. These are the most gifted choker necklaces across every price range in India.

13. Lightweight Choker Necklace

Lightweight choker necklaces are crafted specifically for women who love the elegance of a choker but need a piece comfortable enough for all-day wear. Using precision-cut minimal metalwork, delicate stone settings, or sleek single-strand constructions, lightweight chokers deliver the visual impact of a close-fitting neckline ornament without the weight or discomfort that heavier pieces can cause. These are the ideal choker necklaces for office wear and choker necklaces for daily use — elegant enough to elevate any outfit, light enough to forget you are wearing them.

14. Bridal Choker Necklace Set

Bridal choker necklace sets deserve their own category — the necklace is the centrepiece of the bridal jewellery look, and choosing the right choker is one of the most significant jewellery decisions an Indian bride makes. A complete bridal choker set typically includes the choker necklace, a pair of matching jhumka or chandbali earrings, and optionally a maang tikka or passa. The bridal choker must balance the weight and embellishment of the bridal outfit — grand enough to photograph magnificently, comfortable enough to wear across a long celebration day, and meaningful enough to become a treasured heirloom. Popular bridal choker styles include kundan bridal chokers, polki bridal chokers, meenakari bridal chokers, and pearl bridal chokers. Explore the Mystic Melody Set and our Party Wear Collection.

Gold Choker Necklace

Gold choker necklaces are the most universally worn and gifted style in India — the warm, opulent tone of gold resonates deeply with Indian jewellery culture and pairs beautifully with every colour of the Indian ethnic wardrobe. Gold finish chokers in kundan, antique, and plain designs are the most versatile investment in any jewellery collection — appropriate for everything from daily office wear to grand bridal celebrations. Antique gold chokers with a slightly darkened, aged finish are particularly popular for temple occasions and traditional ethnic wear.

Silver Choker Necklace

Silver choker necklaces — including oxidised silver chokers — are the most popular choice for everyday ethnic wear and Indo-western fusion styling. The clean brightness of polished silver pairs beautifully with cool-toned outfits, while oxidised silver chokers with their dark matte finish work magnificently with handloom sarees, block-print kurtas, and casual ethnic wear. Silver chokers are particularly associated with tribal and folk jewellery traditions across Rajasthan, Odisha, and Gujarat.

Rose Gold Choker Necklace

Rose gold choker necklaces are one of 2026's most popular jewellery finishes — the warm, romantic blush-pink tone is universally flattering on all Indian skin tones. Rose gold chokers bridge the gap between traditional gold and contemporary Western jewellery aesthetics, making them particularly popular for women who want jewellery that works equally well with ethnic and western outfits.

Black Choker Necklace

Black choker necklaces — achieved through oxidised metal finishes, black velvet, or black stone settings — are a bold, contemporary favourite. A black velvet choker with a gemstone pendant is one of the most iconic Indo-western fashion statements, while black oxidised metal chokers pair powerfully with dark sarees and fusion outfits.

White & Pearl Choker Necklace

White and pearl choker necklaces are the most occasion-neutral and universally flattering colour choice — their soft, luminous tone works with every outfit colour, every skin tone, and every occasion. A pearl choker is the single most versatile neck jewellery piece a woman can own — equally appropriate at a board meeting, a wedding, and a festive family gathering. Explore the Twilight Garden Pearl Necklace.

Coloured Stone Choker Necklaces (Red, Green, Blue, Pink)

Coloured stone choker necklaces are among the most vibrant and festive options in the collection. Red stone chokers (ruby red, kemp stones) are the most auspicious and bridal — associated with celebration and feminine energy. Green stone chokers (emerald, jade tones) carry a regal, prosperous quality — magnificent against ivory and cream outfits. Blue stone chokers (royal blue, sapphire tones) are bold and sophisticated. Pink stone chokers are romantic and feminine — perfect for pre-wedding events and sangeet nights. Multicolour stone chokers — featuring the Navratan (nine gems) arrangement or meenakari multicolour enamel — are the most versatile, matching with virtually any festive outfit.

Rajasthani Kundan & Meenakari Choker

Rajasthan is the heartland of India's finest choker jewellery — producing the iconic kundan choker necklace (gold foil and glass stone settings), the vivid meenakari choker (enamel work in electric blues and crimsons), and the lac bead choker (colourful lac resin beads). Jaipur's kundan craftsmen are considered among the finest jewellery artisans in the world — their chokers combine goldsmith precision with a deep understanding of colour and proportion.

South Indian Temple Choker

The South Indian temple choker — rooted in the jewellery traditions of Tamil Nadu and Kerala — features deity motifs, peacock designs, lotus patterns, and kemp stone settings in an antique gold base. Worn by Bharatanatyam dancers, brides, and devotees at temples, the temple choker is one of India's most sacred and culturally significant jewellery forms. Explore our Traditional Collection.

Hyderabadi Pearl Choker

The Hyderabadi pearl choker is one of India's most prestigious jewellery traditions — rooted in the legacy of the Nizam's court, which was famous throughout the world for its natural pearl jewellery. Hyderabadi pearl chokers feature luminous freshwater or Basra pearls set in gold-toned frames, often in multi-strand arrangements with a central pearl pendant drop — the definitive expression of Hyderabadi feminine elegance.

North Indian Bridal Choker

The North Indian bridal choker — worn across Punjab, Delhi, UP, and Haryana — is typically a grand kundan or polki choker set combining the necklace with matching chandbali earrings, a maang tikka, and sometimes a nath (nose ring). This complete bridal choker necklace set is the centrepiece of the North Indian bridal jewellery ensemble — photographed in every wedding portrait and treasured as a family heirloom.

Bengali & Eastern Indian Choker

In Bengali and Eastern Indian tradition, the choker necklace takes the form of the hansuli — a rigid, crescent-shaped collar made from gold or silver, often engraved with intricate floral and fish motifs. The hansuli is one of India's oldest jewellery forms, dating back thousands of years, and remains a beloved wedding and festive adornment in West Bengal, Odisha, and Assam.

Choker Necklace for Daily Use & Office

For choker necklaces for daily use and office wear, choose lightweight gold plated chokers or sleek oxidised silver chokers in simple, minimal designs. A slim pearl choker or a delicate stone-set gold choker adds a refined ethnic touch to office formals without being distracting. The key is choosing pieces that are light enough for 8-hour wear and understated enough for a professional environment. Browse our Office Wear Collection and Minimalist Collection.

Choker Necklace for Saree

The choker necklace for saree is one of the most beautiful jewellery pairings in Indian fashion. For silk sarees like Kanjivaram and Banarasi, choose temple chokers, kundan chokers, or antique gold chokers with stone accents — their grandeur matches the richness of the fabric perfectly. For handloom and cotton sarees, oxidised chokers and pearl chokers create a beautifully balanced, artisanal look. For festive and bridal sarees, go bold with a full bridal choker necklace set featuring stones, pearls, and intricate motifs.

Choker Necklace for Lehenga

The choker necklace for lehenga is perhaps the most impactful jewellery decision in any wedding or festive outfit. For bridal lehengas, a grand kundan choker set or polki choker necklace with matching earrings and maang tikka creates a complete, regal bridal look. For festive lehengas and sangeet outfits, meenakari chokers, CZ stone chokers, and pearl chokers in matching or contrasting stone colours are the most popular choices. For Indo-western lehengas, a layered choker combining a pearl strand with a longer chain creates a modern, curated look.

Choker Necklace for Kurti & Casual Wear

For choker necklaces for kurti and casual everyday wear, oxidised chokers, beaded chokers, and lightweight antique gold chokers are the most popular choices — they add an ethnic elegance to simple kurtas and salwar suits without overpowering the casual nature of the outfit. A single well-chosen choker necklace can transform a plain kurta into a complete, intentional look in seconds.

Choker Necklace for Party & Festive

For choker necklaces for party and festive occasions, go bold. CZ stone chokers with brilliant sparkle, meenakari chokers in festival colours, kundan chokers for cultural events, and layered multi-strand chokers for maximum impact are all excellent choices. The right statement choker for a party makes every entrance unforgettable — and with a choker necklace set that includes matching earrings, your entire look is complete before you have even chosen your outfit. Browse our Party Wear Collection.

Choker with Round Neck / Boat Neck

A round or boat neckline is the most accommodating for chokers — virtually any style works, from a wide temple choker to a delicate pearl single-strand choker. The neckline's horizontal sweep frames the choker beautifully, making the necklace the focal point of the look.

Choker with V-Neck & Deep Neck

For V-neck and deep necklines, choose a wider, broader choker that fills the exposed neckline — a kundan choker or a multi-strand pearl choker sits beautifully in a V-neck, creating a frame that draws the eye upward to the face rather than downward.

Choker with High Neck / Collar Neck

For high neck or collar neck blouses and tops, slim, single-strand chokers in pearl or stone settings that sit above the collar are most elegant. Avoid wide, elaborate chokers with high necklines — the competition between the collar and the necklace creates visual confusion. A delicate layered choker peeking above a collar neckline is a particularly chic look.

Choker with Off-Shoulder & Strapless

For off-shoulder and strapless necklines, the entire neck and collarbone are exposed — making this the most powerful canvas for choker styling. A bold statement choker — whether a wide kundan piece, a dramatic layered multi-strand choker, or a sleek gold plated cuff-style choker — creates an extraordinary, editorial look that frames the neckline and shoulders magnificently.

Choker for Round Face

For a round face, choose longer chokers (closer to 16 inches) and vertical design elements — V-shaped arrangements, pendant drops, or elongated stone settings — that draw the eye downward and create the illusion of a longer, more defined face. Avoid very wide, horizontal chokers that emphasise the width of the face.

Choker for Oval Face

An oval face is the most versatile for jewellery styling — almost every choker style is flattering, from a wide kundan choker to a slim pearl strand. Women with oval faces can confidently experiment with bold, statement chokers as well as delicate, minimal styles.

Choker for Square Face

For a square face, choose round or curved choker designs — circular stone clusters, curved floral arrangements, or softly arched metal forms — that soften the angular lines of the jaw and introduce a more rounded visual flow.

Choker for Heart-Shaped Face

For a heart-shaped face, wider chokers that add visual weight at the neckline balance a narrower chin beautifully. Multi-strand chokers and broad kundan chokers are particularly flattering, as their width at the neckline creates balance with the wider forehead.

The Classic Two-Layer Choker Stack

Start with a 14-inch pearl or stone choker as your base layer. Add a 17 to 18-inch necklace — a simple chain with a pendant, a longer stone strand, or a delicate beaded necklace — as the second layer. The two lengths create a natural, graduated look that fills the neckline beautifully without competing for attention. Keep the two pieces in a consistent metal finish (all gold or all silver) for the most cohesive result.

The Bridal Three-Layer Stack

For a complete bridal necklace look, add a third layer: a short 12 to 13-inch high choker (or a hasli-style collar) at the top, your main bridal choker at 14 to 16 inches in the middle, and a longer rani haar or opera necklace below. This three-tier arrangement creates the ultimate grand bridal neckline — layered, rich, and deeply traditional.

Mixing Textures in a Layered Stack

The most visually interesting layered choker stacks combine different textures — a smooth pearl strand with a textured oxidised metal choker, or a delicate CZ stone choker with a chunky beaded necklace below. Contrasting textures within a consistent colour palette creates depth and visual richness without looking mismatched.

For a coordinated ethnic look, pair your choker necklace with matching jhumkas from our Jhumkas Collection — try the Noor Oxidised Silver Jhumkas with an oxidised choker, or the Midnight Royale Pearl Cluster Earrings with a pearl choker for a cohesive look. For bridal and festive occasions, the Meera Tribal Oxidised Chandbalis paired with an antique choker create a stunning complete look. Add wrist jewellery with the Regal Swirl Pearl Cuff and finish with the Pearl Harmony Ring. For fully co-ordinated sets, explore the Mystic Melody Set and the Mayur Antara Set. Browse all in All Collections.

General Choker Necklace Care

Store your choker necklace in a dry, airtight jewellery pouch or box when not in use. Always remove your choker before bathing, swimming, or exercising. Avoid direct contact with perfumes, hairsprays, lotions, and cleaning chemicals — all of which can dull finishes and damage stone settings over time. Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear to remove oils and sweat from the metal surface.

Caring for Kundan & Stone Chokers

For kundan and stone choker necklaces, handle with extra care around hard surfaces that can dislodge stone settings. Store individually in soft pouches so stones do not scratch each other. Clean with a very slightly damp soft cloth — never submerge in water or use chemical cleaners. Inspect settings periodically to ensure stones are secure.

Caring for Oxidised & Antique Chokers

For oxidised chokers and antique chokers, never use polishing cloths or abrasive cleaners — these strip the intentional dark patina that defines the character of the piece. Store in dry, cool conditions away from humidity. Wipe gently with a dry soft cloth only.

Caring for Pearl Chokers

For pearl choker necklaces, the golden rule is last on, first off — apply all perfumes and hairsprays before putting on your pearl choker, and remove it before applying any products. Wipe with a slightly damp soft cloth after wearing and allow to dry completely before storing. Store pearls separately from metal and stone jewellery in a soft fabric pouch.

When you buy choker necklaces online in India from Reva Jewellery, you choose a brand trusted by over 600,000 happy customers. Every choker necklace in our collection is handcrafted for its design quality, material integrity, and wearability. Our chokers use hypoallergenic metals and skin-safe finishes gentle even on the most sensitive skin. We offer free shipping across India, cash on delivery (COD), easy 7-day returns, and a secure checkout process. Our affordable choker necklaces span every style and price range — because every woman deserves jewellery that is beautiful, well-made, and priced to be accessible. Questions about styles, materials, or how to choose the right choker? Our team is always ready to assist — reach us through our contact page for personalised guidance.