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Necklace Sets for Women
Looking for a necklace set for women that suits your outfit and your plans? This page brings together artificial necklace sets in kundan, antique, temple, pearl and oxidised styles. Each product page tells you exactly what is in the set, and many sets include matching earrings. Begin with kundan necklace sets, antique necklaces or temple jewellery necklace sets, or read the guide below to choose a style and a length. Brides can also visit our dulhan sets.
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Artificial Necklace Set for Women: Buying Guide
What is a necklace set?
A necklace set is a necklace sold together with at least one matching piece, most often a pair of earrings. Some sets add a maang tikka or a bracelet. Because the pieces share one design, you do not have to match metal tone, stone colour and shape on your own, which is the main reason people buy sets for weddings and festivals.
The contents differ from one design to the next, so always read the product page before you order. The table below shows what a typical set can contain and what to check.
| Piece | Usually in the set | What to check on the product page |
|---|---|---|
| Necklace | Always | Short, long or choker shape, and how it closes |
| Earrings | Very often | Studs, jhumkas or drops, and whether they are a pair |
| Maang tikka | Sometimes | Whether it is listed in the title or the photos |
| Extra pieces | Occasionally | Bracelet, ring or a second necklace in combo packs |
Which necklace set style should you pick?
Style decides the mood of the whole look, so choose it before you worry about colour. Each row links to a page that holds only that style.
| Style | How it looks | Works well with |
|---|---|---|
| Kundan | Gold-tone with bright stones in a polished, festive setting | Silk sarees, lehengas, wedding functions |
| Antique | A softer, aged gold-tone with detailed carving | Banarasi and Kanjivaram sarees, traditional kurtas |
| Temple | Bold motifs inspired by South Indian temple ornaments | Silk sarees, festival and puja days |
| Oxidised | A darkened metal finish with a rustic, earthy feel | Cotton sarees, kurtas, indo-western outfits |
| Heritage | Classic designs in a traditional mood | Festive and family occasions |
| Kemp | A temple style built around red and green stones | South Indian silk sarees |
Kundan is a traditional Indian way of setting stones in gold. Artificial kundan sets recreate that look with gold-tone metal and glass or crystal stones. Temple jewellery takes its designs from ornaments made for South Indian temple deities and classical dancers, so goddess and floral motifs are common.
Choker, short or long: which necklace length should you choose?
Length changes how a necklace sits on your neckline more than any other detail. Brands describe lengths in different ways, so this guide uses words, and you can browse the short necklace and long necklace pages to see real examples.
| Shape | Where it sits | Best neckline |
|---|---|---|
| Choker | Close around the base of the neck | Off-shoulder, boat neck, deep-back blouses |
| Short necklace | On the collarbone | Round neck, V neck, sweetheart blouses |
| Medium or layered | Between the collarbone and the chest | Plain high-neck outfits and kurtas |
| Long necklace | Falls well below the collarbone | High-neck blouses, kurtas, plain sarees |
A simple check helps. A necklace has to be visible to count, so a high collar hides a choker and calls for a longer necklace that falls onto the chest, while an open or low neckline shows a choker or a short set well. If your blouse has heavy embroidery at the neck, a lighter set usually looks cleaner than a large one.
Which necklace set goes with a saree, lehenga or kurti?
For a silk saree, pick a kundan, antique or temple set in a gold-tone that echoes the border. For a lehenga with heavy work on the blouse, choose a short set and keep the earrings statement-sized. For a kurti or a simple cotton saree, an oxidised or light pearl set looks more at ease than a heavy one. Our colour guide explains how to match stones with fabric in detail: jewellery for saree and lehenga colours.
Necklace sets for a wedding or as a bride
Guests tend to wear one clear statement set and leave the rest of the look simple. Brides usually wear a larger, layered set with a maang tikka, and you can find those on the dulhan set page and with a maang tikka. Planning haldi, mehendi and sangeet as well? Each function suits a different mood, and this guide to jewellery for haldi, mehendi and sangeet helps you split your sets across the days.
Daily and party wear necklace sets
Lighter sets in pearl or oxidised finishes are easier to wear through a full day than a heavy kundan set. For evening parties, a gold-tone set with coloured stones adds shine without needing extra pieces. Whatever you choose, wear one hero piece and keep the others quiet.
How to choose within your budget
Use the price filter above the products to set your own limit and then compare styles inside it. Sets with only a necklace and earrings usually cost less than sets that add a tikka or a bracelet. Free shipping applies at Rs 499 and above, so check your bag total before you pay for delivery. If you want earrings only, see our earrings, and for a lighter option visit pendant sets.
Should you buy a single set or a combo pack?
Some designs are sold as combo packs that bring two or three sets together in one listing. A pack makes sense when you want variety across a season of functions, because the price per set is usually lower than buying each one alone. A single set makes sense when you have one outfit in mind and want the best match for it. Read the title and photos to see how many sets a pack holds.
Finishing the look around your necklace set
Once the set is chosen, let it lead and keep the other jewellery supportive. Wear bangles in the same gold-tone or a quiet matching colour, and keep the bindi and hair accessories simple. If the set already has a maang tikka, skip a second head piece. You can pick coordinating bangles without competing with the necklace.
Looking after your necklace set
Keep each set in its own pouch or box so stones do not rub together. Put it on after perfume, hair spray and make-up, and take it off before you bathe or swim. Wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing. These habits help any artificial jewellery stay presentable, although no finish can be promised to last forever.
More ideas and help
Shopping for a festival? Read our guides for Karwa Chauth and for Diwali and Bhai Dooj gifts. You can also see the wider range of artificial jewellery, learn about OyeKudiye, read the shipping and returns policies, or contact us. Orders outside India are handled on request.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in a necklace set?
A necklace set always has a necklace and usually has a matching pair of earrings. Some designs also include a maang tikka, a bracelet or a ring. The contents are different for each design, so the product page, with its title and photos, is the place to confirm exactly what you will receive.
What is the difference between a necklace and a necklace set?
A necklace is a single piece, while a necklace set pairs it with matching jewellery, usually earrings. The set saves you the work of matching tone, stones and shape. A single necklace gives you more freedom to mix, which suits people who already own several earrings.
Which necklace set is best for a saree?
A kundan, antique or temple necklace set in a gold-tone that matches the saree border is the safest choice. Pick a shorter set for a heavily worked blouse and a longer one for a high neck. Pearls suit pastel and light sarees well.
Which necklace set should I wear to a wedding?
Choose one statement set and keep the rest simple. A kundan or antique set in gold-tone works for most silk sarees and lehengas. As a guest, avoid copying the bride by skipping very heavy layered sets and a matching maang tikka, unless the family dress code asks for it.
What is a necklace set for a bride?
A bridal set is larger and richer than a guest set, often layered, and usually worn with a maang tikka and earrings. Our dulhan set page lists the heavier designs, and you can combine one with a separate maang tikka. For smaller functions around the wedding, a standard kundan or antique set is usually enough.
What is the difference between a choker set and a long necklace set?
A choker sits close around the base of the neck, while a long necklace falls well below the collarbone. Chokers suit low and off-shoulder necklines, and long necklaces suit high necks and plain outfits. Many people own one of each for different clothes.
What are temple necklace sets?
Temple necklace sets copy the look of ornaments made for South Indian temple deities and classical dancers. They often have goddess, peacock or floral motifs in a gold-tone finish. They look best with silk sarees and on festival days. Some designs show religious figures, so read the product description.
What does kundan mean in a necklace set?
Kundan is a traditional Indian way of setting stones in gold. In artificial jewellery, a kundan set recreates that polished look using gold-tone metal and glass or crystal stones. It is popular for weddings and festivals because the stones catch the light well and suit rich fabrics.
Can I wear a necklace set every day?
Yes, if you choose a lighter design. Small pearl, oxidised or simple stone sets are comfortable for a full day, while heavy kundan and temple sets are better for functions. Remove any necklace set before bathing, exercising or sleeping, and store it in its own pouch so the stones stay clean.
Do necklace sets come with earrings?
Many do, but not all. Each product page names the pieces in the set in its title and photos. If a design lists only a necklace, you can pick matching earrings from our earrings page and still keep the colours close to each other.
Which necklace set suits a high neck or a boat neck blouse?
For a high neck, choose a long necklace set that falls below the neckline, and keep the earrings simple. For a boat neck, a choker or a short necklace sits neatly above the edge. When in doubt, hold the necklace against the blouse in a mirror before you decide.
How do I store a necklace set so it does not tangle?
Close the hooks, place each necklace flat or hang it, and keep earrings in a separate small pouch. Do not pile several necklaces together in one box, because chains catch on stones. A silica sachet helps keep the box dry, and a soft, dry cloth wipe after wearing is enough for regular care.
Is cash on delivery available for necklace sets?
Cash on delivery is available on orders above Rs 499 within India. Below that order value you can pay online by card, UPI or net banking, whichever the payment step offers. Free shipping applies to orders of Rs 499 or more, so a set with extra earrings may qualify. You can see every option before you place the order.
Can I return a necklace set?
You can report a wrong, damaged or defective set within 2 days of delivery, and the full steps are on our returns and refunds page. The window covers India only. Keep the packaging and the original tags until you are sure about your choice.
Do you ship necklace sets outside India?
International orders are handled on request. Please contact us with the set you want and your delivery country, and we will confirm whether we can send it and what the terms are. The standard shipping, cash on delivery and 2-day return terms described on this page are for orders within India.