The Takht Silver Kundan Jadau Necklace tj

The Takht Silver Kundan Jadau Necklace tjThe motif of the fish appeared on Mughal decorative objects as part of their royal insignia. The 'Mahi Maratib' was the highest honour in the Mughal Empire, symbolising honour, bravery and strength conferred on the highest dignitaries. Our twin fish motif pendant studded with red and white polki stones is reminiscent of this royal Mughal design. This gold dipped pendant crafted in the ancient `jadau' tradition of jewellery is crafted in pure Sterling

Intricately handcrafted jhumkas with a kempu stone ear-stud and decorated with golden beads

jhumkas with an intricate design decorated with pearl

5%)  are handwoven into black cotton thread to create this lovely ethnic necklace

The blue kempu stones add a touch of colour

Gross Weight of product : 45 grams approx

Saima Silver Toe-Rings are the proper accent

This necklace can be paired with ear-studs inspired by the lotus design

decorated with kemp stones

The pendant/earrings can be bought alone or along with the Gold-dipped Silver Chain prices for both are different and both options given

Pretty and attractive these anklets will look great on your little one's feet

Amazingly graceful and essentially ethnic this pendant is topped by twin peacocks and decorated with Coral stones

yellow gold and rose gold finish that makes it more attractive