Priya Gold Leaf Link Necklace

Product Description The Priya Gold Leaf Link Necklace Set is a gold plated necklace and earring set featuring a mid-length chain of linked leaf-shaped and teardrop gold links, each set with ruby-red and green stones. A small floral pendant at the center holds four pearl drops, adding a soft shimmer at the neckline. The matching long earrings repeat the design with a leaf-shaped top, a teardrop with a green stone, a gold bead, and a pearl drop. "Priya" means beloved, and the slim, graceful links give the set a refined, easy-to-wear look. Crafted in an antique temple jewellery style, this set is ideal for weddings, engagements, and festive occasions like Diwali, Navratri, and Karva Chauth, and pairs beautifully with sarees, lehengas, and anarkalis. Material: gold-plated brass alloy with ruby-red and green stone detailing and pearl drops. Size & Material Material 22 kt Gold Plating, Hypoallergenic and Nickel free Brass Jewellary Type Necklace Occasion Wedding, Party and occasion wear Primary Colour Gold Secondary Colour Green & Pink and white Size Length of Necklace 19 inches plus 2 inches Adjustable Stone Type Green and Pink CZ, Pearl Sub Jewellery Type Necklace Styling Tip Wear the necklace with a V-neck or boat-neck blouse so the leaf links sit clearly along the collarbone and the floral pendant rests at the center of the chest, as styled in the photo. It stands out against silk sarees in coral, red, maroon, or gold. Sweep your hair back or into a bun to show the long earrings, and keep bangles slim so the necklace stays the focus. For a fuller bridal look, add a maang tikka such as the Dilruba Maang Tikka and Earrings Set. What's included in this set? A gold plated leaf link necklace with a floral pearl-drop pendant, plus matching long drop earrings. What does "Priya" mean? Priya means beloved or dear in Hindi, a nod to the graceful design of this set. What is this set made of? Gold-plated brass alloy with ruby-red and green stone detailing and pearl drops. What occasions is it suited for? Weddings, engagements, and festive occasions like Diwali, Navratri, and Karva Chauth.