Chokers - House of Jhumkas

Chokers are never out of trend. Irrespective of the outfit worn, chokers suit almost anyone.
Here are few amazing chokers from the House Of Jhumkas that would make people go WOW, looking at you!

These thread chokers are light on the neck and go well with silk and silk-cotton sarees. Exclude the chokers and wear the earrings for your salwars and kurthis.

Oxidised jewelry gives an ethnic look when matched with your traditional outfits. Grab your oxidised choker and pair it up with plain-coloured sarees and deep-neck tops and you are sure to attract compliments.

These statement chokers are a perfect fit for your crop tops and palazzos. Show off these with a plain crop top and Kalamkari or Indigo Palazzos.


Don those marriage receptions and pre -bridal shoots with these grand peacock chokers. These go well with designer sarees and gowns.

The Kaasu Maalai (Coin Necklace Set) is an evergreen jewelry worn during auspicious occasions. This gives a traditional look and can also be included in the bridal jewelry line.




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