Silver Choker Necklace: Hand-crafted Heritage for the Modern Muse

A silver choker necklace is more than jewellery as it reflects the revival of India’s artisanal soul. At Samskruthi, each piece is handcrafted with 92.5% sterling silver, preserving a rich legacy of craftsmanship. Designed for saree lovers, minimalists, or gift seekers, these chokers merge tradition with modern style, shaped and polished by skilled South Indian artisans.

Design Spectrum: From Temple & Kundan to Oxidised & Antique

At Samskruthi, each silver choker necklace is rooted in a design tradition, ranging from spiritual symbolism to festive glamour. Here is a closer look at the signature collections.

Temple Choker Necklace Styles

Temple choker necklace styles are inspired by South Indian temple motifs such as goddess Lakshmi, dancing apsaras and intricate floral reliefs. They feature oxidised silver bases with subtle touches of gold flash that create a beautiful dual tone effect. These chokers are perfect for pairing with silk sarees, classical dance performances and traditional rituals.

Kundan Choker Necklace Styles

Kundan choker necklace styles are Mughal inspired, featuring hand set kundan-style (glass/CZ) and detailed enamelwork. They often showcase pastel shades, whites and sometimes even multi tone stones that create a regal finish. These chokers are best suited for weddings, receptions and mehendi events, adding elegance and grandeur to special occasions.

Oxidised Silver Choker Styles

Oxidised silver choker styles are crafted with blackened or grey patinated silver that creates a dramatic vintage look. They often highlight tribal patterns, chevron etching and bold statement forms. These chokers are perfect for Indo western styling, Navratri outfits or everyday ethnic fashion, making them versatile and stylish.

Antique Silver Choker Styles

Antique silver choker styles capture the worn in charm of vintage heirlooms while being newly crafted. They use soft brushed finishes, oxidised dips and golden highlight touches to create a timeless appeal. These chokers are ideal for ethnic wearers who appreciate history or seek jewellery with unique character.

Styling Guide: How to Wear a Silver Choker

A silver choker is a versatile piece of jewellery that effortlessly transforms from streetwear to bridal wear with just a change in styling. Knowing how to wear it allows you to get the most out of your Samskruthi creation, making it suitable for both everyday fashion and special occasions.

Everyday Elegance

A silver choker pairs gracefully with office kurtis or cotton sarees. Completing the look with a solitaire ring or minimal studs creates a clean and smart aesthetic that is simple yet refined.

Evening Statements

Silver chokers combine beautifully with lehengas or anarkalis, creating an elegant evening statement. Skipping heavy earrings allows the choker to shine as the centerpiece and highlight the overall look with sophistication.

Fusion & Boho Style

A tribal silver choker pairs well with off shoulder dresses or Indo fusion outfits, adding a bold touch to the look. Styling it with oxidised jhumkas, stacked silver rings and a clutch creates a complete boho inspired ensemble.

Pearl-Lover’s Delight

Pearl choker necklace styles in silver work beautifully with pastel sarees or elegant gowns. They are ideal for daytime receptions, baby showers or as thoughtful gifts, adding grace and charm to special occasions.

Size & Fit: Find Your Perfect Choker Length

Finding the right choker fit ensures comfort, elegance, and versatility. Here’s how to get it right:

Choker Size Guide

Measure the base of your neck; add 1.5–2 cm for comfort.

• Petite: 13–14 in (33–35.5 cm)
• Standard: 14–16 in (35.5–40.5 cm)
• Extended: 16–18 in (40.5–46 cm) with adjustable chain