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Unique vintage piece from Central India, handcrafted in silver (some elements may be less than 925 due to its antique nature).
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Square-shaped pendant design, deeply rooted in tribal aesthetics.
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Centered with a striking red glass “kanch”, traditionally used in place of gemstones.
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In Indian jewelry, glass substitutes for precious stones were widely employed:
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Made ornaments more accessible while preserving their symbolic and aesthetic value.
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Red glass in particular symbolized protection, vitality, and auspiciousness.
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It allowed communities with fewer resources to still adorn themselves with pieces that carried spiritual meaningand visual impact.
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A one-of-a-kind necklace, carrying both history and the ingenuity of local craftsmanship.
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Collectible and wearable heritage, with the charm of imperfection and age.
