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Handcrafted with utmost poise and precision, this piece of art tells a story to embrace. Considering its label, the choker necklace dangles freely along the neckline symbolizing a perennial waterfall.

Adorned with nine motives of flowerets, the belt sits high on the neck. The gleaming stream of diamond polkies appearing in diverse geometric and floral shape sees its beautiful culmination in the dropping bottle green colored zambian emeralds.

The tiny yet sumptuous cluster of fresh water pearls arranged throughout the piece of jewel results in its seamless shimmering appearance. The three layered Chand Bali dangler earring along with its extravagant layers of pearls emulation makes this piece of jewel a wedding trousseau quintessential.

This form of ear ornament, comprising two main components, the top disc shaped has a flower from which the hemispherical, hollow dome is suspended represents classical Mughal jewelry.

Table cut diamonds adorning the floral disc as well as the top surface of the dome, which has a deep red enameled ground, is a mesmerizing view. The reverse of the disc also follows a similar floral pattern which is champeleve enameled in red, green and cream.

From the edge of the dome, hangs a multi layered conical arrangements of rare Basra pearl, rendering an everlasting appeal to the Jhumkas. Along with enhancing the wearability, the Kanoti portrays the vividness of white pearls hanging in bunches. A fine line of red enamel runs through the tiers of the earring, weaving a trail of grace and uniformity.

This extravagantly embellished Hansli is a classic representation of traditional Rajasthani ornament. Fashioned in an unusually elaborate design, the voluminous central medallion in the front and the side pipe-like structure ornamented with floral blossoms are the dominant elements of this piece of art. The obverse depicting florals set in diamonds is enhanced with the royal blue champlevé enameling, whereas the reverse portrays the finest intricate details rendered in polychrome enamelling.

The pendant cum Kilangi is a regal turban ornament. This duel purpose jewellery displays a mesmerizing placement of polkies with the reverse side enameled in red, green and cream.

Showcasing a blend of traditional with the contemporary elegance, this writst ornament is an enchanting produce of Pukhraj Baid Jewellers. Interestingly, table cut polkies, studded on the obverse surface are interspersed into three parallel paths by a divider like structure. The visible space between the diamonds, running across the curvical round is done in 24 Karat pure gold Kundan, featuring bajaria enamelling on the reverse sides. Each sparkling diamond is meticulously handset resulting in its seamless shimmering appearance.

This jewel perfectly exhibits the royal Indian tradition. Decorated with scarlet red colored enamel And finest diamond polkies, this Aad will add grandeur to your luxurious jewel collection.

The Choker is designed with a flexible diamond belt adjoining red enameled drops frilled with pearls.

The Aad comes with oval shaped Jhumka pair that is adorned with a chandelier of pearls.

Redefining luxury and elegance, “The Blossoming Rivière” is an ensemble of floral motifs, crafted meticulously with impeccable design and outstanding craftsmanship. The beautiful blend of finest diamond polkies with flawless litheness makes it a wedding season quintessential.

Reflecting a sophisticated amalgam of traditional and modern aspect of jewels, the necklet is adorned with a reticular pendant, showcasing a mesmerizing placement of bottle green coloured emerald (Zambian) with the bunch of fresh water pearls hung over the gemstone.

Bringing back the regal use of luxury through this meticulously designed Chand Set, a necklace of triangle and round panels, each set with foiled diamonds, is suspended by seven table cut polki studded motives in a crescent shaped setting. The simplistic essence is extended on the reverse which is portrayed in a combination of red and cream enameled flowers and leaf motives against the gold ground. An enchanting pattern of basra pearls hanging downwards, typifies the high sense of aesthetics, integral to Kundan Meenakari Work.

This dangler earring comprises of two main components. The top disc shaped as a flower is studded in diamonds with a layer of pearl around. A striking elegant trio of crescent shaped motives hangs downwards arranged in an ascending order. Emerald beads accentuated with bunches of pearls further ornaments the piece at the bottom.  A deep green rich shade of emeralds blended with sparkling brilliance of diamonds makes these PRB Earrings truly dazzling.

The term navratna is derived from the Sanskrit compound word which means “Nine Gems”. Diamonds, Rubies, Emerald, Coral, Pearl, Yellow Saffire, Blue Saffire, Hessonite and Cats Eye constitutes the Navratnas. A strikingly elegant navratna neck piece is constituted of nine square shaped panels with each gem in the center, perimetered by small diamond squares. The units are interspersed with vertical elements in table cut polkies. Every panel has its similar suspension fabricated in gold mould with the generous use of pearls in bunches, lending a classic touch to the jewel. This beautifully executed piece must have surely enhanced the wearer’s sense of vanity.