Matte-Finish-Green-Beads-Haram – JCHM161

This is a traditional long necklace set (Haram), which includes a matching pair of earrings. The set is showcased on a mannequin to display its full length and design.

Necklace (Haram):

• Design: The necklace is a long chain made of multiple strands of small, faceted green beads, giving it a rich and textured look. The strands are joined at various points by golden, ornate, circular dividers that feature the figure of a deity (likely a goddess). These dividers and the central pendant have a matte gold finish, giving them a vintage or antique appearance.
• Pendant: The central pendant is large and elaborate. It features a beautifully sculpted figure of a goddess, seated in a regal posture. The deity is surrounded by intricate detailing, including peacocks or other mythical creatures. The pendant is also adorned with small, round beads in green, maroon, and white (or pearl-like), which are set along the border and hang from the bottom. This adds a subtle pop of color and a traditional charm.
• Closure: The necklace is a long piece, likely without a clasp, designed to be worn over the head. The top of the necklace has a braided, green and white cord for a comfortable fit.

Earrings:

• Design: The set includes a matching pair of Jhumka-style earrings. They are small replicas of the large pendant’s style. The top portion of the earring features a round motif with a deity figure, matching the dividers on the necklace.
• Embellishments: Hanging below the top motif is a golden, bell-shaped Jhumka, adorned with small green beads and pearls (or pearl-like beads) dangling from the rim. The earrings perfectly complement the necklace in design and color.

Overall Style: The set has a classic temple jewelry aesthetic with a matte finish, giving it an antique and authentic look. It is a traditional piece suitable for weddings, religious ceremonies, and grand occasions.