Silver-Tone Wide Halo Nath with a Clear-Stone Teardrop

Where most halo-style naths in this range set a single row of stones around the ring, this one sets two, packed close enough that the band reads noticeably…

Where most halo-style naths in this range set a single row of stones around the ring, this one sets two, packed close enough that the band reads noticeably wider than a single-row halo at the same diameter. Every stone is clear, cubic zirconia rather than anything gem-grade, in a silver-toned base that photographs cooler than the gold-toned pieces nearby it.

A teardrop-cut stone hangs below the ring on a short drop, matching the clear stones set into the band rather than introducing a second colour. The double row does most of the visual work here, a denser design than a plain single-row ring, closer in coverage to a cluster piece without actually clustering anywhere.

Closure is a screw-fit post, the small knurled cap visible in the photo, threaded onto a pin through a pierced nostril rather than clipping over the edge of the nose. Silver-toned settings suit cooler-toned outfits, whites, blues, silvers, better than warm gold does, and they're a common pairing for a bridal look built around a lighter palette.

At ₹129, this sits slightly above the ₹109 naths in the range, and the extra row of stones is where that difference goes. Wipe it after wear, keep it away from moisture and perfume, and store it somewhere it won't rub against other pieces; a double row of set stones has more edges to catch than a single row does.