Pearls Necklaces with Nakshi Pendants

Pearl necklaces have a charm of its own. In this downpour of fine cut jewelry with embedded stones, pearls come as fresh air when adorned with its antique elements. Today's collection is also surrounded by pearl necklaces that have more of a Kundan vibe and ethnic turn to it in terms of its color and design. 

The collection pieces also have a variety of Nakshi pendants in its unique sense that complements the entire jewelry set really well. A gold base with darker colored pearls to its credit makes these jewelry sets stand out in any attire. Let's have a look at them one by one: 

The necklace is a mid-length haram with heavy nakshi pendant all embedded in diamonds. The necklace basically has pearls in the color combination of green and red with rudraksha patterned nakshi balls within the center of this setting. The beads all over it are emerald and ruby beads in alternative settings with a diamond spread around it. The necklace leads to a beautiful pendant at the center.

The pendant drops from the center as it is linked to the chain. The pendant has floral patterns merged with some intricate detailing in designs around it. The pendant has a mix of diamond, ruby bead in the center spread over the beautiful design.

For all the women who prefer going traditionally grand over fine jewelry on their wedding day here is a set for you. The antique jewelry necklace is matched with an earring that goes with the entire ensemble. The jewelry also has pear settings in creme tone segmented and surrounding the drop gold designs over the short length necklace with pearls.

The mid-length necklace is an outlay spread of goldwork with an antique feel to it all over the necklace with a nakshi pendant of droplet-shaped just as the earrings that are also in the same design pattern. The pendant has two peacocks facing in the opposite direction which has been given a little brassy finish to it.

This look is a well put look with highlighting traditional work with embedded diamonds and more towards the south Indian traditional theme of designs packaging the set.