Satyam Jewellery Nx

This image features a traditional Indian-style jewelry set, likely Kundan or Polki-inspired, consisting of a necklace and matching stud earrings.

• Necklace Style: A long-strand Mala necklace featuring white, lustrous round pearls separated by small yellow/gold-tone spacer beads.

• Pendant: A prominent, circular gold-toned pendant with an oval-shaped center stone (resembling a diamond or glass kundan) surrounded by a "sunburst" or "wheel" pattern of rectangular stones.

• Earrings: A pair of matching studs that mirror the central oval design of the pendant, framed by a border of smaller sparkling stones.

• Material Appearance: Gold-plated metal with synthetic or cultured pearls and clear faceted stones.

• Product Code: SJNX-CODE-275 (Visible in the top left corner).

• Branding: A small "SJNX" logo is present in the top right and on the necklace strand.

• Aesthetic: This set is typical of ethnic bridal or festive wear, often paired with sarees, lehengas, or salwar suits.

Given its length and the contrast between the white pearls and gold pendant, this set would work beautifully with deep-colored fabrics like maroon, royal blue, or emerald green.

Hasli jewellery refers to a collection of necklaces or chokers that share the common characteristic of a collar-like design. It is a traditional form of jewellery that originated in the Indian subcontinent. Hasli necklaces are typically crafted using precious metals like gold, silver, or occasionally, alloys.

Hasli jewellery often features intricate patterns, filigree work, or enamel detailing. Some designs may also incorporate gemstones, pearls, or other decorative elements to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. The styles and motifs can vary based on regional influences and cultural traditions.

It is a type of traditional necklace originating from the Indian subcontinent. It is known for its distinctive collar-like design that encircles the neck closely. The term “Hasli” is derived from the Hindi word “Hasli” or “Hasli,” which means “collar” or “choker.”

Traditionally, Hasli’s were popular among Indian royalty and aristocracy as a symbol of wealth and status. However, they have become increasingly sought after by individuals interested in traditional Indian jewelry, both for special occasions and as fashion accessories. Hasli’s are often paired with Indian ethnic attire such as sarees, lehengas, or salwar kameez to enhance the overall look.

We at South India Jewels sells wide range of artificial Hasli Necklace. This can be commonly worn for special occasions, festivals, weddings, or cultural events in India and other parts of South Asia. It is known for its versatility and ability to complement both traditional and contemporary outfits. Hasli necklaces can be paired with sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, or even western attire to add a touch of elegance and cultural flair to the overall look.

Freshwater pearls are pearls that are grown on pearl farms in lakes or smaller rivers using freshwater mussels. Freshwater pearls come from oysters that mature in non-saline water.

No pearl is more versatile than this one. They are available in a huge variety of sizes, colors and shapes.

Freshwater pearls are EXTREMELY durable, and if cared for properly, will retain the original color, luster and orient for decades to come.

The Hasli's form is rigid, usually made of silver or gold. The designs can be minimal or they can feature elaborate inlay and enamel work. The necklace tapers towards the end, following the collar and some feature a pendant.

In India, Hasli’s are believed to have first been worn by the women of the Banjara community of Gujarat and Rajasthan. The community then migrated to different parts of the country including Telangana in the 14th century AD.

Indian Adornment Revealed’ is an effort to impart knowledge on the distinction of India’s precious jewellery, recognising many of its roots including tribal, agrarian, trade-based or royal in nature.

It is a type of traditional necklace originating from the Indian subcontinent. It is known for its distinctive collar-like design that encircles the neck closely. The term “Hasli” is derived from the Hindi word “Hasli” or “Hasli,” which means “collar” or “choker.”

Traditionally, Hasli’s were popular among Indian royalty and aristocracy as a symbol of wealth and status. However, they have become increasingly sought after by individuals interested in traditional Indian jewelry, both for special occasions and as fashion accessories. Hasli’s are often paired with Indian ethnic attire such as sarees, lehengas, or salwar kameez to enhance the overall look.

Hasli jewellery refers to a collection of necklaces or chokers that share the common characteristic of a collar-like design. It is a traditional form of jewellery that originated in the Indian subcontinent. Hasli necklaces are typically crafted using precious metals like gold, silver, or occasionally, alloys.

Hasli jewellery often features intricate patterns, filigree work, or enamel detailing. Some designs may also incorporate gemstones, pearls, or other decorative elements to enhance the overall aesthetic appeal. The styles and motifs can vary based on regional influences and cultural traditions.

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Our company is well known in the market for the export and the manufacture of a high quality of Fancy Artificial Necklace which have been made using a high quality of raw materials Beautiful Design Gold Plated Antique & pearl Necklace Fashion Jewellery. Copper base material for women.

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We at South India Jewels sells wide range of artificial Hasli Necklace. This can be commonly worn for special occasions, festivals, weddings, or cultural events in India and other parts of South Asia. It is known for its versatility and ability to complement both traditional and contemporary outfits. Hasli necklaces can be paired with sarees, lehengas, salwar kameez, or even western attire to add a touch of elegance and cultural flair to the overall look.