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Vendor: Tenasati
Product Type: Necklace
Barcode: 42136987

DESCRIPTION

This pendant with necklace is marked by meenakari hand work sprinkled with bright, and clear zirconia stones. Available in three colours: blue, ivory and teal. This necklace is 18 kt. gold plated, set on an 18” chain.

Did you know? Meenakari is a Persian art of colouring the surface of metals by fusing brilliant colours. The art was brought to Varanasi by Persian enamelists around early 17th century during the Mughal era.

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