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Regal Nakshi Peacock Heritage Necklace
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₹9,600.00
Description
Regal Nakshi Peacock Heritage Necklace
This magnificent traditional necklace showcases the richness of Nakshi-inspired craftsmanship, featuring intricately sculpted motifs arranged gracefully along the neckline. The design is dominated by beautifully detailed peacock and ornamental motifs, enhanced with fine embossed patterns, textured detailing, and a rich antique gold-toned finish.
At the centre, an elaborate statement motif creates a majestic focal point, surrounded by complementary sculpted elements. Deep green stones add a striking touch of colour, while smaller ruby-toned accents are thoughtfully placed throughout the necklace to enrich its traditional character. Delicate gold-toned bead drops along the lower edge add movement and complete the necklace with a grand, temple-jewellery-inspired finish.
With its heritage detailing and regal silhouette, this necklace is ideal for bridal styling, weddings, festivals, classical occasions, and traditional South Indian ensembles.
Key Features
- Traditional Nakshi Craftsmanship: Richly sculpted and embossed detailing gives the necklace an authentic heritage appeal.
- Peacock-Inspired Motifs: Intricate peacock elements bring a graceful and traditional character to the design.
- Antique Gold-Toned Finish: Enhances the depth and definition of the detailed craftsmanship.
- Green Stone Highlights: Prominent deep green stones create an elegant contrast against the gold-toned setting.
- Ruby-Toned Accents: Small red stones add vibrant colour and richness throughout the design.
- Ornate Central Motif: An elaborate centrepiece creates a beautifully balanced focal point.
- Dangling Gold Beads: Delicate bead drops along the lower portion add movement and a luxurious finishing touch.
- Grand Traditional Appeal: An impressive statement necklace suited for bridal wear, weddings, festivals, temple occasions, and traditional celebrations.













