The Royal Sash Polki Choker Necklace Set | Ruby & Emerald Centerpiece In Rich Gold Finish By Ranibaug

The Royal Narrative: The Maharani's Sash
This is the jewelry equivalent of a royal sash worn across the chest of a monarch—bold, defining, and unmistakably powerful. This Ranibaug exclusive reimagines the traditional "Patti" (band) necklace into a versatile masterpiece. It is designed for the "CEO Bride" or the matriarch who values utility as much as beauty. Whether worn as a commanding high-neck choker or wrapped around the wrist as a statement bracelet-cuff, this piece adapts to your command.

Unique Design Elements & Craftsmanship
This broad-band choker is an engineering marvel, designed to lie flat against the skin like a second layer of gold.

Convertible Design (2-in-1): The flexible linkage system allows this piece to double as a Royal Cuff Bracelet. The side strings (dori) can be adjusted to fit a wrist, turning neckwear into handwear instantly.

The "Patti" Framework: Unlike flexible chains, this is a structured band composed of rectangular Polki stations. These repeated geometric units create a "wall of light" around the neck, reminiscent of the heavy gold collars worn by Mughal emperors.

The Crown Jewel Center: Breaking the rhythm of the white Polki rectangles is a massive, Oval Cabochon Gemstone (available in Pigeon Blood Ruby or Forest Emerald). This central stone is framed by a double halo of micro-pave zirconia and larger Polki slivers, creating a medallion effect.

Floral Interlinks: Between the bold rectangular blocks are delicate, four-petaled floral connectors. These tiny details add breathability to the design, ensuring it doesn't look like a stiff metal block.

Key Features & Specifications
Style: Broad Band Choker / Convertible Cuff Bracelet.
Center Stone Options:
Ruby Red: For a regal, warm look.
Emerald Green: For a cool, sophisticated contrast.
Material: Brass alloy with high-gloss gold plating (Jadau style).
Structure: Fully articulated links that bend with the curve of the neck or wrist.
Earrings: Matching oval-drop stud earrings that replicate the central medallion of the necklace.

Condensed Styling Tips
The High-Neck Hack:
Necklace Mode: This broad band looks spectacular over a high-neck velvet blouse or a turtle-neck top. It acts like an embroidered collar.
Bracelet Mode: If your neckline is already heavy with embroidery, wear this as a statement cuff on one hand and keep the neck bare.
Saree Styling: Pair the Emerald version with a mustard or rust-orange saree for a classic contrast. Pair the Ruby version with off-white or gold tissue sarees.
Indian Wedding Tip: For a "Sangeet" night where you need to dance, skip the necklace. Wear this as a bracelet to flash some sparkle with every hand movement.

Quick Care Guide
Linkage Care: This piece has many moving joints. Do not pull the dori too tight, as it can strain the metal hinges.
Storage: Store flat or rolled loosely. Do not fold it sharply, as the rectangular links might scratch each other.
Sweat Proofing: Since it covers a large surface area of skin, wipe the back thoroughly with a soft cloth after removing to prevent sweat buildup.

Keep away from direct sunlight