A Floral Burst Mangalsutra
Marquise stones radiate outward from a small centre on this Mangalsutra, arranged like the petals of an opening flower. Two curved pave arms cross above the burst and carry it from the bead chain.
| Product Type | Mangalsutra |
| Base Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
| Primary Stone | Cubic zirconia with black beads |
| Ideal Occasion | Wedding functions and sangeet |
| Warranty | 6 months manufacturing warranty |
Key Features
- Marquise stones fan out from a tight centre, giving the pendant the look of an opening bloom.
- Two curved arms cross above the flower and hold it, which lifts the burst clear of the chain.
- The petals sit at different lengths, so the outer edge of the flower is uneven rather than round.
- Cast in 925 sterling silver with black beads running as a continuous line along the chain.
Styling Suggestions
A radiating flower is the most decorative shape in this range, which places it firmly at weddings and sangeet evenings. Wear it with a bare neckline where the petals have room.
FAQs
Are the petals all the same length?
No, they vary deliberately. Setting every stone to the same length would have given a flat circular outline, while staggering them makes the flower look as though it is still opening rather than being drawn as a perfect finished shape.
Can this be worn for the wedding itself?
That depends on the family. Many keep a gold mangalsutra for the ceremony and wear silver afterwards, but plenty of couples now use a silver set right through the celebrations. A design this decorative suits the surrounding functions particularly well.
Is the pendant heavy on the neck?
It has more presence than the plainer pieces here, but the petals are hollow behind and the chain carries it easily. Most people wear it for a full evening without noticing, which is what a function piece needs to manage.
