Begum Gold Plated Lattice Necklace

Description The Begum gold plated lattice necklace has an openwork jaali pattern of linked floral motifs, set with tiny pearls and small red and green stones, with pearl drops falling from the lower edge. It sits at the collarbone with a soft, lacy look. It suits sarees, lehengas, and wedding and festive outfits. Size & Material Material 22 kt Gold Plating, Hypoallergenic and Nickel free Brass Jewellary Type Necklace Occasion Wedding Primary Colour Golden Secondary Colour Green, Pink, White Size Adjustable Length of Necklace - 14 - 20 inches Stone Type Pink CZ, and Pearls Sub Jewellery Type Choker With silk and handloom sarees: the gold lattice stands out against deep greens, maroons, blues, and reds, as in the photo. For brides: wear it with matching long earrings, a maang tikka, and gold plated bangles for a nizami-inspired bridal look. With blouses: it sits best on round, boat, and deep necklines, which leave room for the lattice to show. Keep it solo: the necklace is intricate, so skip extra chains and let it be the single statement piece. Match the set: pair it with the long pearl-drop earrings, and wear hair in a bun or half-up to show the neckline. For western fusion: wear it with a plain black or ivory outfit for a vintage statement. 1. What is the Begum lattice necklace? It is a gold plated necklace with an openwork lattice (jaali) pattern of linked floral motifs, set with tiny pearls and small red and green stones, finished with pearl drops along the lower edge. 2. What does lattice or jaali mean in jewellery? Jaali means a net or lattice. In jewellery it describes an openwork pattern of interlinked shapes that looks light and lacy while still showing rich detail. 3. Is this necklace real gold? If it is gold plated brass. 4. Is it suitable for bridal wear? Yes. The intricate gold lattice with pearls pairs well with silk sarees and lehengas, and it works for weddings, receptions, and engagement functions.