YouBellaJewellery Set for women Traditional Red and Green Temple coin Ginni Choker Necklace Set/Jewellery Set with Earrings for Women

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Good necklace

I liked the necklace set from website and ordered. But the colour of the necklace is very much brighter than gold chain. Also received a broken earring hence returned.Purchase only if you like too much yellowish bright colour shade

Kaasu malai (coin necklace) is a huge part of my Tamil culture, made out of coins embellished with the image of Goddess Lakshmi, and traditionally worn with silk sarees. I ordered this for a family wedding, to be worn with an expensive Kanjeevaram, but I'm sorry to say that I'm utterly disappointed. The built of the necklace is fine-it seems sturdy enough to wear a few times before it probably breaks. However, the size is a bit too small and even after opening the drawstring closure fully, it's a struggle to get it over my head and onto my neck. If you're not careful, there is a huge possibility of it snapping in two. My biggest problem, however, is the colour and the finish of the necklace, which looks extremely cheap. There is a yellowish tint to it, which makes it look tacky as hell. I wish fashion jewellery brands imitating traditional jewellery like this would at least care to do some justice to the rich heritage attached to them. Highly disappointed, have returned immediately. Please save your money and get something else instead.

After looking at its pictures and glowing reviews, my mother fell in love with this necklace and picked it over another one-gram gold necklace that she'd liked. She was looking forward to wearing it for an upcoming wedding, as she didn't want to travel to another city with gold ornaments in her possession, but this anticipation was matched only by the disappointment she felt after seeing the product in person. Though the necklace seemed not too different from the pictures to my inexperienced eyes, my mother insisted that I return it and get a refund, which I did. The reasons are as follows:* Looks super-gaudy and fake. It's too yellow and glossy to resemble gold, and doesn't even need a close inspection to tell that it's artificial. The string looks extremely cheap and nothing like the picture, which was an immediate turn-off. Also, the pearl-like beads shown in the third picture are absent.* The coins are all stuck together, and do not move (jingle) individually; this causes the necklace to stay stiff and uncomfortable to wear. Even if one were to ignore the discomfort, the lack of flexibility combined with its light weight make it appear awkward against the neckline when worn. Young girls or ladies with unusually slender necks may not face this problem, but the majority would.* Necklaces of similar quality can apparently be bought in local shops for 150-200 INR, and it's hence not worth the price-tag of 475 that it commands.In summation, buy it if and only if it's on sale and you really like the design, but don't expect it to look as good as the pictures make it out to be.¯\_ツ_/¯If you found this review useful, kindly click 'Yes' below so as to help others reach a decision as well. Feel free to leave a comment if you have any questions that you'd like answered.

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