Real Kundan Long Necklace

A “Pure Brass Real Kundan Long Necklace Set” describes a piece of jewelry that combines a brass metal base with genuine Kundan stones in a long necklace design, often accompanied by matching earrings. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements:   

Pure Brass Base: The primary metal used for the framework and structure of the necklace and earrings is pure brass. Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, known for its golden appearance and durability. Using brass can make Kundan jewelry more affordable compared to gold or silver.   

Real Kundan Stones: “Real Kundan” refers to genuine, uncut gemstones (often glass designed to mimic precious stones in more affordable pieces, or sometimes actual semi-precious or precious stones in higher-end brass Kundan) that are traditionally set using the Kundan setting technique. This involves placing the stones within a framework of gold or silver foil (though in this case, likely a brass-toned or imitation foil) to hold them securely without the use of prongs. The back of Kundan jewelry often shows the intricate foil work.

Long Necklace Design: The necklace is designed to be long, typically extending below the collarbone and often reaching the chest area. Long necklaces can feature single strands, multiple layers, or elaborate pendant designs.

Necklace Set: This implies that the necklace comes with matching earrings, completing the jewelry set. The earrings will likely mirror the design elements and materials of the necklace, featuring brass as the base metal and real Kundan stones.

Key Characteristics and Considerations:

Affordability: Using brass as the base metal makes the necklace set more accessible in terms of price compared to similar designs in gold or silver.

Appearance: Brass can have a warm, golden hue that complements the look of Kundan stones. Skilled craftsmanship can ensure the brass framework is aesthetically pleasing and doesn’t detract from the beauty of the stones.

Durability: Brass is a durable metal, making the jewelry set long-lasting with proper care.   

Weight: Brass is generally heavier than some other metals, so a long and elaborate brass-based set might have a noticeable weight.

Skin Sensitivity: Some individuals can be sensitive to brass. It’s important to check if the brass is treated or coated to minimize potential skin reactions.

Tarnishing: Brass can tarnish over time, developing a darker or duller finish. Regular cleaning and proper storage can help maintain its shine.   

Craftsmanship: The overall look and quality will depend heavily on the skill of the artisans who set the Kundan stones and work with the brass.