Description

This is an exquisite Peacock-motif pendant, a classic example of traditional Indian jewellery craftsmanship. It features a regal, curved silhouette that beautifully captures the elegance of a peacock in mid-pose.

Design & Aesthetic

Central Motif: The focal point is a stylized peacock, crafted in 92.5 Silver. The body and feathers are intricately textured, creating a sense of movement.

Gemstone Detailing: The piece is heavily embellished with Polki (uncut diamonds) or high-quality clear stones, set in a traditional Jadau or Kundan style. The stones are pear and marquise-shaped, mimicking the natural patterns of peacock feathers.

Accents: Vibrant emerald green stones are placed along the edges of the wings/tail, providing a sharp, luxurious contrast to the gold and white stones.

Drop Detail: A large, luminous South Sea pearl hangs from the base of the peacock, adding a sophisticated vertical element and a soft glow to the design.

Technical Elements

Metal: 92.5 Silver/antique finish.

Stone Settings: The stones are nestled in raised gold collets, typical of temple or heritage jewellery styles. Fine micro-pave stones also outline the larger Polki pieces for added brilliance.

Attachment Points: The piece features small gold loops at the top of both “wings,” suggesting it is designed to be worn as a central pendant for a double-strand necklace (such as pearls or gold beads) or as a Mangalsutra centerpiece.

Style Significance

This piece marries Temple jewellery influences with Victorian-Indian fusion. It is a statement accessory that would typically be paired with silk sarees or traditional bridal attire, symbolizing grace and royalty.