The Takht Silver Kundan Jadau NecklaceThe 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

Handcrafted Excellence: These jhumkis are meticulously handcrafted by skilled artisans

pieces that make up the anklets are crafted separately and then joined together with silver clasps

Measurements  : Length of long necklace without tassle: 20

Measurements: Length of chain: 21 inches

Measurements: Length of Necklace : 11

Measurements : Height of Pendant : 3

This is crafted in Sterling Silver (92

Handcrafted using techniques from ancient South Indian antique jewellery this piece displays flawless craftsmanship

A bracelet that exudes understated elegance

Handcrafted in Sterlin Silver (92

5%) earrings set with `kempu' stones is simply stunning

5%) studded with red and green  kempu stones