Oxidised plates on an indigo cotton dori
Seven hinged plates, each stamped with a Kutchi border and set with a round mirror, strung on a hand-dyed cotton dori that ties at the back. Sits flat on the collarbone with a kurta, a slip dress or a plain white tee.
The plates are oxidised German silver, which is how a choker this broad stays under ₹1,500. The dori is dyed in Ajrakhpur in indigo or madder red, and is replaceable for free for the life of the piece.
Free delivery across India on orders above ₹699, dispatched from Bhuj within two working days in a cotton potli with an anti-tarnish strip and a care card. Cash on Delivery on most PIN codes for a flat ₹49. 7-day exchange on unworn pieces; earrings and nose pins are exchanged only if the seal is intact.
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I sent a photo of my mirror-work lehenga late at night and had three stack suggestions by breakfast, with prices. Ordered the Rabari jhumkas on Cash on Delivery and they arrived in two days in a little cotton potli with a care card. Darker and better in person.
The 925 stamp is literally inside the band. I have worn these bichiya through a whole monsoon and a beach trip and they have only got a nicer patina. Bought the payal after and it rings exactly like my nani’s.
Nobody at college believes the clip-on isn’t pierced. One star off only because the crescent is smaller than it looks in the photo - check the 6 mm size before you order. Exchange was easy when I tried the L-pin instead.
Loved that the choker page says plainly it is German silver and why. Most places pretend everything is sterling. It still looks incredible with a white shirt and the indigo dori is gorgeous.
