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n Indian epics and mythology, birds were celebrated as messengers and storytellers. Bird

motifs – especially doves, parrots, lovebirds and peacocks – are often seen in traditional

ornaments and enamelled patterns, symbolising love, vibrance and harmony.

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GEMSET BIRD PENDANT

Designed as a bird motif

kundan

‒set with ruby and

emerald cabochons, suspending an emerald bead.

Gross weight: 22.71 grams

$ 2,860 ‒ 4,290

Rs 2,00,000 ‒ 3,00,000

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PEARL, DIAMOND AND EMERALD

NECKLACE

The central pendant is composed of

polki

diamonds

in a flower‒head design, suspending an openwork

plaque of two birds mirroring each other and a

central flower set with

polki

diamonds. The pendant

is attached to five strands of pearls and side spacers

set with

polki

diamonds in a lotus flower design.

Accompanied by a silk cord.

Emerald: 20.83 carats

Diamond

polki

: 10.37 carats

Pearls: 186.10 carats

Gross weight: 86.77 grams

$ 11,430 ‒ 17,145

Rs 8,00,000 ‒ 12,00,000