Important Notice

Centring on a polki diamond surmount with foliate engravings suspending a pear-shaped rose-cut diamond to a similarly set surround of rose-cut diamonds in floral motif to a surmount of crescent shape with foil-backed red stone suspending a fringe of pearls and emerald beads.

Emerald: 36.00 carats approximately
Diamond: 5.75 carats approximately
Gold: 11.00 grams (24 karat), 24.00 grams (18 karat)
Gross weight: 65.74 grams

The crescent motif has been significant in Indian culture and aesthetics. In mythology, it adorned the head of Lord Shiva, and is believed to influence the mind. It is therefore commonly seen in many head ornament designs, including maang tikas, turras and earrings (chandbali comprises the words chand or moon and bali or earring, seen in lots 35 and 37). In the navratna, the moon is represented by pearls - found in most maang tikas - and is considered one of the celestial bodies that symbolise good luck.

Centring on a polki diamond surmount with foliate engravings suspending a pear-shaped rose-cut diamond to a similarly set surround of rose-cut diamonds in floral motif to a surmount of crescent shape with foil-backed red stone suspending a fringe of pearls and emerald beads.

Emerald: 36.00 carats approximately
Diamond: 5.75 carats approximately
Gold: 11.00 grams (24 karat), 24.00 grams (18 karat)
Gross weight: 65.74 grams

The crescent motif has been significant in Indian culture and aesthetics. In mythology, it adorned the head of Lord Shiva, and is believed to influence the mind. It is therefore commonly seen in many head ornament designs, including maang tikas, turras and earrings (chandbali comprises the words chand or moon and bali or earring, seen in lots 35 and 37). In the navratna, the moon is represented by pearls - found in most maang tikas - and is considered one of the celestial bodies that symbolise good luck.