Brass Necklace Set with Earrings in Antique Finish

There are necklaces you fasten at the nape, and then there are the ones that fasten something in you. This brass necklace set, catalogued as JA1992, belongs to the long lineage of Indian ceremonial adornment where base metal is transformed through ambition and patience rather than precious alloy alone. Brass, burnished and finished to a warm, deep gold tone, has been the material of temple offerings and ritual jewellery for centuries, favoured by karigars from Nagercoil to Bikaner precisely because it accepts detail without protest. The piece works in layered composition, the kind of silhouette associated with bridal and festive sets from Rajasthan and South India, where a central pendant cluster sits heavy and purposeful against the chest, flanked by graduated units in repeating motif. The setting style, likely collet-mounted or prong-set with resin or glass stones in jewel tones, gives the necklace its ceremonial weight without demanding precious metals. Worn over a silk Banarasi saree at a wedding reception, this set becomes the conversation. Paired with a heavily embroidered anarkali in deep wine or forest green, it reads equally authoritative. The earrings included in the set extend the silhouette downward with symmetry and intention. One size accommodates most necklines, as the set is designed to fall at a fixed point on the collarbone and chest. Priced at Rs 39,995, the piece is an investment in craft heritage rather than metal value alone. Brass construction ensures lightness relative to its visual scale.

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• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 0 Inches Height X 0 Inches Width X 0 Inches Depth
• SKU: JA1992