THE RETURN OF CHOKERS

A choker is a priceless affair between its owner and craftsman. From its inception in 2500 BC under the Sumerian wing, they have flown strips of time effortlessly.

"Jewellery is like the perfect spice, it complements what's already there." - Diane Von Furstenberg

One's appearance can be accentuated by jewellery representing prestige, prosperity, and power. Jewellery is a form of self- and creative-expression art for certain people. Some people incorporate jewellery into their culture and customs, representing their duties and designations. For a bride, it is a clear illustration of her dreams ever since she rose to power as a queen.

Style experts claim that a bride's jewellery is more than simply a fashion statement; it also serves as a representation of her dedication to the relationship and her commitment, so it's crucial to pick wedding jewellery that is both exquisite and meaningful. There is no doubt that bridal jewellery without a necklace is incomplete. While bangles and earrings may magnify her character, a choker is an ideal accessory for making the final statement. The contemporary bride is identified by ubiquitous silhouettes and her striking choker, leaving a deep, royal impact. Statement choker necklaces are a must-have in any bride's trousseau, whether they are aesthetically flattering or ultra-mod designs that resonate with our present day. A choker par excellence can be worn in a variety of ways with both western and Indian attire, making it a treasure trove for any woman.

Garrand Diamond Choker

The History