Tibetan Style Coral and Turquoise Brass Silver Necklace

The high plateaus have always worn their jewellery like armour and prayer combined. This broad, ceremonial necklace draws directly from the Tibetan tradition of massed metalwork, where silver-toned brass is layered with bold, repeated settings of imitation coral and turquoise. The two stones are not incidental: in Himalayan adornment, coral and turquoise are considered auspicious companions, their warm terracotta and cool blue-green held in deliberate tension. Here, the brass is finished with a silver polish that lends the whole piece an aged, almost relic-like quality, stopping well short of sheen and settling instead into something quieter and more considered. At 146 grams, the necklace carries real presence on the collarbone, its weight a constant, grounding reminder of the tradition it references. Worn against an ivory or off-white handloom sari in cotton or raw silk, this necklace becomes the entire story of the outfit, needing nothing further at the throat. It is equally at home with a dark indigo kurta for a wedding sangeet or a festive gathering where understated drama is welcome. At 14 inches (approximately 35.5 cm), the length sits at the base of the neck in the choker-adjacent register that suits most necklines without adjustment. The silver-polished brass is hardy in everyday handling, and the free-size construction requires no fitting consideration. The imitation stones are set firmly within their mounts, making this a piece suited to confident, repeated wear.

Details

• Material: Brass with Silver Polish
• Dimensions: 14 inch Length
• Weight: 146.0 g
• SKU: LDA366