The Royal South: Traditional Kemp-Stone Encrusted Matte Gold Necklace & Earring Set

The Necklace (Haar): A collar-style piece featuring a thick, embossed gold band. The focal point is a large, ornate pendent depicting two peacocks (mayuras) flanking a central floral motif. It is inlaid with Kemp stones—synthetic or natural rubies and emeralds—along with white stones that mimic the look of Polki or pearls.

The Earrings (Jhumkas/Drops): Matching bell-shaped drops that mirror the peacock and floral motifs of the pendant. They are finished with delicate gold beads (ghungroos) at the base, adding movement and texture.

Artistry: The piece utilizes Nakshi work, a technique where gold is hand-engraved to create deep, 3D relief patterns. The "antique" or "matte" gold finish gives it a timeless, heirloom quality rather than a high-shine modern look.

Accents: The composition is styled with jasmine buds (mogra) and gold coins, further anchoring the set in traditional Indian wedding or festive culture.