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Woman wearing a white glass bead choker with yellow flowers and green leaves, and long white fringe earrings

Sunshine Yellow Choker Set

Curated by Prayatna

Rs. 1199

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Product Details

The Sunshine Yellow Choker Set is a flat band of tiny white glass beads, worked by hand bead by bead so it lies smooth at the throat like a strip of fabric. Yellow blossoms with red centres run around it, joined by small green leaves. The matching earrings fall in long white fringes tipped with yellow. It is made by artisans working with Prayatna.

Bright, yes. But the white ground keeps it easy to wear with a plain kurta or a cotton summer dress.

MaterialGlass Bead

Art TypeBead Jewellery Craft

Packaging Dimension20X5X15

Materials & Care

Made with durable beadwork; store in a dry place and clean gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid contact with water and perfumes

Product Disclosure

SKU: PR-BJNP-SY-01Style Code: PR-BJNP-SBHSN Code: 97030000Region: NoidaState: Uttar pradesh

Curated by Prayatna

Each piece is handcrafted, so slight variations in colour, texture and dimension are natural and celebrate its handmade origin.

This set has two personalities. The choker is a wide, flat band that sits snug at the base of the neck. The earrings are long and full of movement. Wear them together and you have a festive statement; wear them apart and each one works on an ordinary day.

Everyday: Let the white band do the work against a darker ground. An indigo or black cotton kurta, a denim shirt, or an olive tee all give the white beads a clean edge, so the yellow blossoms read clearly. Skip the earrings here and add small studs.

Festive and haldi: Yellow is the colour of the haldi ceremony and of Basant Panchami, which makes this the obvious pick for both. Put the full set against a mustard, marigold or leaf green outfit, and pin your hair up so the fringe earrings swing free. For a mehendi function, a coral or parrot green lehenga picks up the red and green beads in the motif.

Work and daytime events: Wear the earrings alone with a plain white shirt or a pastel kurta. The yellow tips are colour enough.

Colour pairing: Avoid pale yellow or cream fabric right up to the neck, because the white band loses its outline. Strong solids beat busy prints, and dark grounds beat light ones.

Neckline and fit: Open necklines give a wide choker room, so boat, scoop, square and V necks all suit it. High collars crowd it. If your neck is on the shorter side, a V neck with hair tied up keeps the look balanced. Check the fit against the wearer's neck before gifting, since a band choker is meant to sit close.

Care while wearing: Put the set on last, after perfume, hairspray and sindoor or makeup have dried, and take it off before washing your face. Glass beads shrug off most things. The thread holding them does not like water.

Most bead necklaces are strung. This choker is woven, and that one difference explains how it looks and how it sits.

Choosing the beads: It starts with tiny glass seed beads, sorted into white for the ground and yellow, red and green for the motif. Size matters more than shade. In a woven band every bead sits shoulder to shoulder with its neighbours, so one oversized bead pushes the row out of line and the band starts to ripple.

Weaving the band: With a fine needle and strong thread, the maker adds beads a few at a time and passes the thread back through the row below, locking each new row into the last, usually off the loom in brick or peyote style stitches (some weavers use a small loom instead). The result is a band that bends around the neck but stays flat. No gaps. No sag.

Counting in the vine: The blossoms and leaves are not added on top. They are woven in, by swapping a white bead for a yellow, red or green one at set points in each row. A yellow ring, a red heart, a green leaf, then white again. Lose count once and a petal goes crooked, which is why this stage moves slowly, row after row, with the pattern held in the maker's head or on a chart.

Building the earrings: Each earring top is a small woven triangle, narrowed row by row until it meets the hook. From its lower edge, strands of white beads are threaded down, banded with green and red, and tipped with yellow. Each strand usually turns back on a final bead so it holds its shape and swings freely.

Finishing: Loose thread ends are worked back inside the weave so nothing pokes out. The closure and ear hooks go on last, and the two earrings are checked against each other as a pair. Look closely and you will see small shifts in the rows. That is the hand at work.

What is the meaning behind a choker necklace?

A choker necklace has a long history in India, where close-fitting neck pieces such as the hasli and the guluband have been part of festive dress for generations. Today a choker is mostly a style choice that frames the neckline. The Sunshine Yellow set carries that idea in bright glass beads instead of metal.

Who should not wear a choker?

A choker suits most people, but a wide band choker like this one is most comfortable on a medium to long neck and with open necklines. If you have a shorter neck or dislike snug pieces, wear it with a V neck and hair pinned up, or wear the fringe earrings on their own. Take it off before sleeping or exercising.

Are choker necklaces in style in 2026?

Choker necklaces are still widely worn in 2026, from gold festive sets to casual bead pieces. Handmade beaded chokers fit both moods, which is why they turn up at weddings and on weekends alike. A bright piece like this one leans festive but dresses down easily with denim.

Is the Sunshine Yellow Choker Set handmade?

Yes, the Sunshine Yellow Choker Set is handmade, worked bead by bead by artisans working with Prayatna. The band and the earring tops are woven with needle and thread, and the motif is counted in by hand. Small shifts in the rows are part of that process, not a defect.

What are the beads in this choker set made of?

The beads in this choker set are glass. They are small seed-style beads in white, yellow, red and green. Glass beads generally hold their colour well, though a surface finish on any bead can dull with heavy wear.

What is the difference between a woven beaded choker and a strung bead necklace?

A woven beaded choker is built row by row, with each bead locked to the beads beside and below it, so it forms a flat band. A strung necklace threads beads onto one or more strands that hang loosely. Weaving also lets a pattern like this flower and leaf vine sit inside the band instead of on top of it.

What comes in the Sunshine Yellow choker set?

The Sunshine Yellow choker set includes the beaded choker and a matching pair of long fringe earrings on hook fittings. Both pieces use the same white ground with yellow, red and green accents. You can wear them together or separately.

Can I wear a beaded choker set with a saree?

Yes, a beaded choker set works well with a saree, especially a plain cotton or silk saree in mustard, green, indigo or black. Choose a blouse with a boat, scoop or deep round neck so the band has room. Keep other jewellery light and let the fringe earrings carry the movement.

Is a yellow beaded choker good for a haldi ceremony?

A yellow beaded choker is a natural fit for a haldi ceremony, where yellow is the expected colour and heavy gold can feel too formal. This set is light and bright and adds colour to a yellow or green outfit. Wipe off any turmeric paste quickly so it does not stain the white beads or the thread.

How do I care for a glass bead choker?

To care for a glass bead choker, keep it dry, away from perfume, and wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing. Store it flat in a box or pouch rather than hanging it, so the woven band keeps its shape. Keep the fringe earrings laid straight so the strands do not tangle.

How do I check the choker size before ordering?

To check the choker size, measure around the base of the wearer's neck with a soft tape and allow a little room for comfort. If you are unsure, contact My E-Haat with your measurement before ordering. This matters most when you are buying it as a gift.

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