Classic Double Line Matar Mala | Festive and Bridal Wear

Product Detail This gold plated classic double line matar mala has two strands of small round beads in different lengths, which gives it a rich, layered look. It falls gracefully over silk sarees and lehengas, and suits weddings, festivals, and special occasions. Lightweight enough to wear for hours, it works well with temple-border and brocade sarees. Size & Material Material 22 kt Gold Plating, Hypoallergenic and Nickel free Brass Jewellary Type Necklace Occasion Wedding and casual wear Primary Colour Yellow Secondary Colour Golden Size Length of chain 23 inches plus 2 inches adjustable Sub Jewellery Type Double Layered Chain Styling Tip With silk sarees: the two strands stand out against temple borders, Kanjivaram, and Banarasi silks, especially in purple, maroon, green, and cream. For brides: layer it with a choker or short necklace, and add gold-tone bangles and a nose pin for a full traditional set. For festivals: wear it alone with small studs or jhumkas, since the double strand already makes a statement. With kurtas and suits: wear it long over a plain or embroidered kurta for a classic ethnic look. Keep the rest simple: let the beads be the focus, so avoid heavy earrings and competing long chains. Match the set: pair it with your Lotus Dew pendant, or style it next to your single line matar mala as a two-necklace look. 1. What is a double line matar mala? A double line matar mala is a traditional Indian necklace with two strands of small round beads, usually in different lengths. The name comes from “matar,” meaning peas, because the beads look like small peas. 2. What is the difference between single line and double line matar mala? A single line has one strand and looks light and simple. A double line has two strands, so it looks fuller and richer, which is why it is popular for weddings and festivals. 3. Is this necklace real gold? If it is gold plated brass. 4. Is it suitable for bridal wear? Yes. The layered gold beads pair well with silk sarees and lehengas, and many brides wear a double line mala with a choker, bangles, and a nose pin. 5. Can I wear it daily? It is best for festive and special occasions because of its fuller look. If it is lightweight and comfortable for you, it can also be worn for shorter outings.