Graceful elegant gold necklace set featuring fine traditional craftsmanship and a rich gold finish, perfect for festive occasions, weddings, and everyday ethnic wear.
- Category:
- All Jewellery,
- Women,
- Women Necklace,
- Gold Necklace
- Product Code:
- PG71695E1263EB311
- SKU:
- EGNSE-G71
- Color:
- warm yellow
- Material:
- Gold Plated
- Unit:
- One Necklace, One Pair Of Earrings
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This beautifully crafted elegant gold necklace set is designed for women who appreciate subtle luxury and timeless tradition. The necklace showcases finely structured gold-plated elements arranged in a balanced and graceful pattern, highlighted by delicate detailing that adds depth without overpowering the design.
The matching earrings complement the necklace perfectly, creating a harmonious and refined look. Lightweight and comfortable, this set is ideal for long hours of wear while maintaining a radiant gold shine.
Perfect for weddings, festive celebrations, temple visits, family functions, and cultural events, this elegant gold necklace set pairs effortlessly with sarees, silk suits, lehengas, and traditional attire. A versatile jewellery piece that blends elegance, tradition, and everyday charm.
6-Month Warranty
Warranty covers colour fading only.
Does not cover physical damage, breakage, stone loss, or normal wear & tear.
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