Yugavi Āmrakalī

Āmrakalī (आम्रकली) — the mango bud; the shape the paisley was drawn from before it had any other name.

• Style: Kundan paisley charm necklace on twin seed-pearl strands with matching drop earrings
• Finish: Antique gold
• Design: Two fine parallel strands of small white seed pearls forming the band, running to a lobster clasp with a gold extension chain; nine paisley-shaped gold charms suspended evenly along the front, each set with a large uncut kundan stone cut to fill the paisley form, with a smaller kundan slice at the curve of the tail and a single small coloured cabochon — alternating ruby-pink and emerald-green — set at the inner notch of each charm; charms hang freely from the strands so they move and turn independently; matching earrings with a pear-cut kundan stud top and a paisley drop beneath in the same construction, each with a ruby-pink centre stone
• Stone: Uncut white kundan stones, small ruby-pink and emerald-green cabochons, seed pearls
• Closure: Lobster clasp with adjustable extension chain
• Material: Brass, gold plating, kundan stones, seed pearls, coloured glass cabochons
• Sold As: Two-piece set — necklace and matching drop earrings
• Styling: Wear with a deep or open neckline so the charms sit clear / layers under a longer chain if you want height / made for ivory, cream, blush, mustard, deep pink and every chanderi, organza and silk
• Occasion: Haldi, mehendi, pooja, wedding guest, engagement, festive, Navratri, daytime functions, gifting