This necklace is a piece of traditional Indian jewelry, referred to as a Jadau Kundan and Mughal-inspired design. Style and Craftsmanship: The necklace is crafted in a Mughal-inspired style, utilizing the traditional Indian kundan setting technique. The pendant is a oval-shaped jade piece that is engraved with intricate floral motifs. Materials: Beads: The main string of the necklace is composed of alternating green beads (likely emerald tumbles ) and white pearls. Pendant: The central pendant is made of jade and features a red and green floral design. It is encased in a frame embellished with stones, likely polki and rubies. Base Metal: The base pure sterling silver in gold plated , typically 22K gold in the kundan setting process. Design: The necklace has a beautiful, elaborate drop pendant hanging from the central jade piece. This lower part is adorned with polki stones, green accents, and dangling pink/magenta ruby beads or drops.
