Product Description:
Step Into Timeless Elegance
Add a touch of regal heritage to your jewelry collection with this exquisitely handcrafted antique Hasali necklace set. Designed for the modern woman who cherishes tradition, this set features a majestic central elephant motif pendant adorned with a stunning deep-hued Monalisa stone. The intricate oxidized silver finish gives it a sought-after vintage appeal, making it a perfect statement piece for weddings, festive celebrations, or adding a bold ethnic touch to your contemporary outfits.
KEY FEATURES:
Artisanal Craftsmanship: Features a heritage-inspired Hasali/Hasli design with meticulously detailed elephant and floral engravings.
Premium Vintage Finish: High-quality oxidized silver plating over a durable brass or alloy base for a sophisticated, non-tarnish matte look.
Coordinated Ensemble: Comes as a complete set including a statement choker-style necklace and matching stud earrings for a cohesive festive look.
Comfortable Fit: Thoughtfully designed to be lightweight and skin-friendly, ensuring you can wear it through long hours of celebration.
Versatile Styling: Perfectly complements sarees, lehengas, and fusion wear, suitable for Navratri, Diwali, and traditional weddings.
Product Specifications:
Material: High-quality Brass or Zinc Alloy base.
Finish: Antique Oxidized Silver-Plating.
Stones: High-grade Monalisa Stone (Center) and synthetic stone accents.
Necklace Type: Choker / Hasali (Torque-style).
Earring Closure: Secure push-back or hook-and-eye mechanism.
Care Instructions:
To preserve the antique luster and life of your jewelry set:
Keep it Dry: Avoid contact with water, sweat, or high humidity.
No Chemicals: Apply perfumes, hairsprays, and lotions before wearing your jewelry to prevent chemical reactions.
Airtight Storage: Store in an airtight plastic pouch or the original box when not in use. Avoid storing in velvet-lined boxes as they can trap moisture.
Gentle Cleaning: After use, wipe gently with a soft, dry cotton cloth to remove skin oils and dust.
