Mughal-Style Gilded Silver Pendant Necklace with Jade Base, Coral, Pearls, and Rubies A splendid Mughal-style necklace, exquisitely handcrafted from gilded silver and centered around a large jade stone base carved in a heart-like form. The jade plaque is richly decorated with hand-painted Meenakari enamel work in emerald green and deep red, depicting a stylized flowering branch with raised leaf and petal motifs The pendant’s perimeter is framed with a border of natural seed pearls, enhancing its lustrous contrast against the jade’s cool translucence. The suspension element is fashioned as an ornamental serpent, finely inlaid with rubies and green stones, symbolizing protection and eternity The double-strand chain is composed of natural pearls interspersed with coral, green jade, and pink tourmaline beads, all connected by gilt links and ending in an adjustable gold-plated clasp. This fusion of vibrant color, luxurious materials, and detailed metalwork captures the opulence and artistry of Mughal court jewelry, echoing the style of 18th–19th century Rajasthan, later revived in fine 20th-century ateliers. Materials: Jade base, gilded silver, enamel, natural pearls, coral, ruby, tourmaline Length: 48 cm Pendant dimensions: 4.5 × 4 cm Weight: 39 g For more inquiries about this artifact, please feel free to send me a message.