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Peacock Canvas Hasli – Hand painted Agate Slice Gemstone & Hasli Necklace

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Step into timeless royal grandeur with this handcrafted statement neckpiece from Shara Handmade Jewellery. Featuring a natural oval agate druzy slice meticulously hand-painted with an intricate peacock and lotus motif in rich enamels, this collar is framed by gold electroplated edging. Flanked by faceted pink onyx stones and brass spacer discs, it is supported by a curved golden brass Hasli collar and finished with an adjustable woven golden dori with pearl and gemstone tassels.

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A grand tribute to traditional Indian miniature art and royal heritage metalwork, this statement piece showcases exceptional craftsmanship. At its center lies an oval agate druzy slice featuring a hand-painted peacock nestled among lotus blossoms, accentuated by gold accents and electroplated edging. The pendant connects to faceted pink onyx stones and brass spacer discs, leading up to a golden brass Hasli collar. Secured with a woven golden dori featuring beaded tassels, this royal neckpiece brings captivating artistry and elegance to festive and bridal wardrobes.

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Weight 100 g
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Golden, Pink

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