Necklace Style: A triple-strand beaded necklace. The beads are a deep ruby red or brick red (often made of crystal, agate, or synthetic coral), interspersed with small gold-plated spacer beads to add a metallic rhythm to the strands.

Pendant: A large, square-shaped statement pendant in an antique gold finish. It features intricate filigree or Nakashi (metal relief) work. The central motif appears to be a peacock or a floral design, symbols of grace and beauty in Indian culture.

Earrings: Matching Jhumkas (bell-shaped earrings). They share the same antique gold finish and peacock/floral motifs as the pendant. The "bell" portion is typically hollow and may feature small gold or pearl "latkans" (droplets) at the bottom.

Material: Usually crafted from brass or copper with a high-quality gold plating. The stones used for accents are likely Kundan (foil-backed glass) or Cubic Zirconia.