The necklace features a double-strand design composed of polished, oval-shaped beads in a deep emerald green color.
The strands are held together at the top by rectangular gold spacers set with small clear stones (likely Polki or cubic zirconia), transitioning into a traditional adjustable thread (dori).
The pendant connects to the strands via a square, gold-framed Kundan-style stone.
Suspended from the square base is a bell-shaped (Jhumka style) dome. It is heavily encrusted with small, uncut diamonds or stones in a lattice pattern.
The bottom edge of the pendant is lined with small dangling white pearls.
A single small green bead hangs from the very center of the pendant, tying the design back to the necklace strands.
Earrings
These are drop earrings that mirror the motifs of the necklace but with a slight variation in design.
Each earring begins with a square Kundan-style stone stud, identical to the one found at the top of the necklace pendant.
The bottom half is a cylindrical or capsule-shaped green element (matching the necklace beads).
A classic combination of deep emerald green, gold, and white (from the pearls and stones).
Traditional Indian or "Polki" fusion wear. The set blends smooth beadwork with intricate metal and stone setting.
Suitable for festive wear, weddings, or traditional ceremonies due to its regal and ethnic look.