Kundan Meena Bridal Necklace Set with Rhodolite
by Shilpee Nagota on Oct.29, 2009, under Jewelry Designs
- Product name :- Necklace Set
- Style of Jewelry :- Traditional and Bridal
- Metals used :- 24 Carat Yellow Gold
- Settings used :- Jadau
- Stones used :- Rhodolite and Diamond Polkis
- Other details :-Bezel type setting for stones, also known as Jadau.
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January 16th, 2010 on 4:45 am
Beautiful set! I have been looking for a necklace like this since from many days. I love it. Any help then it would be great. I want to see a catalog too.
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