Traditional Indian Mughal Inspired Wedding Jewelry in 14K Yellow Gold, Intricate Enamel Work and Multiple Carats of Polki Diamonds. Polki is an uncut and unpolished diamond used in its natural form. Dating back approximately 2,500 years, this fine craft was first brought to the Indian subcontinent by the Mughals and became popular with the affluent. As with precious diamonds, color is important with lighter polki as seen in this ensemble, the higher the value. Also of consequence is the enamel work on the verso of these pieces. The ensemble boasts matching deep red, green and white enamel in an intricate foliate design. Pendant is suspended on a 14K yellow gold rope chain 19.5" in length. Pendant and fish hook earrings are also in 14K yellow gold
Chain 4.93 grams
Pendant 31 grams
Pair of earrings 11.8 grams.
Estimated Value $600 - UP
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