Regal Aureate is a convex brass collar with embossed floral motifs raised using repousse and chasing - the technique of working metal from behind to push a design forward, then refining it from the front. It is among the oldest metalworking methods in India, and it is why the florals here have real depth rather than a stamped look.

Key Features

• Convex collar with embossed floral motifs
• Made using classical repousse and chasing techniques
• Oxidised aged-brass finish with black antique highlights
• Collar size 16 cm, earring length 4 cm
• Matching teardrop earrings echoing the florals
• Heritage craftsmanship in a wearable statement piece

Product Details

• Type: Handcrafted brass collar and earrings set
• Material: Brass
• Technique: Repousse and chasing
• Finish: Oxidised aged brass with black antique highlights
• Dimensions: Collar 16 cm, earring length 4 cm
• Set includes: 1 collar and 1 pair of teardrop earrings
• Made in: India

How to Use & Style It

• With handloom sarees, cottons and khadi
• For festivals, poojas and traditional functions
• With plain solid-colour occasion wear
• For weddings and cultural events
• As a heritage-craft gift

Care & Maintenance

• Remove before bathing, swimming and sleeping
• Let perfume and hairspray dry fully before wearing
• Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear
• Store in a pouch or box, away from humidity

Frequently Asked Questions

What are repousse and chasing?

Repousse is hammering a design out from the back of the metal; chasing is refining it from the front. Used together they create raised motifs with genuine depth - a technique Indian metalworkers have used for centuries.

What does it pair best with?

Oxidised brass with floral work sits naturally with handloom sarees, khadi, cotton and Kalamkari - the fabrics where a bright gold-tone piece would look out of place.

Is this real gold?

No - this is handcrafted brass with a polished golden finish. It gives the warmth and weight of gold-toned jewellery at a fraction of the cost, which is exactly why brass fashion jewellery is so widely worn.

Will it react with my skin?

Brass is generally well tolerated, but anyone with a known copper sensitivity should wear it briefly first to check. Keeping the piece dry, wiping off sweat after wear and avoiding perfume directly on the metal all reduce the chance of any reaction.

Is it suitable as a festive or wedding gift?

Yes. Pieces like this are commonly picked for Diwali, Karwa Chauth, sangeet and wedding gifting, and they also work as return gifts where something personal but not sized is needed.

Use collapsible tabs for more detailed information that will help customers make a purchasing decision.

Ex: Shipping and return policies, size guides, and other common questions.