| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (g) | 82.00 |
| Colour | Red Green |
| Occasion | Festival |
This oxidised peacock thread necklace is a handcrafted statement piece built on a wound cotton thread base, with a close row of antique silver-tone peacock motifs and smooth mango drops sitting around the neckline. It belongs to the tribal and temple-inspired family of Indian jewellery that has become a staple for festive dressing, and it delivers that bold look without the weight of a solid metal collar. The piece photographed here pairs deep red and green thread, and the same design comes in four thread combinations, so it can be matched to what is already in your wardrobe.
The base is built from two shades of cotton thread wound tightly over a flexible core, which is what gives the necklace its rounded, cushioned profile and lets it curve comfortably around the neck. Set into that base is an unbroken row of oxidised peacock plates, each stamped with fine feather detail and edged with a line of raised beading, alternating with plain polished mango-shaped drops that catch the light as you move. The darkened recesses of the oxidised finish are what make the stamped detail read clearly from a distance rather than flattening into plain silver. At the back the two ends continue into a braided thread rope that finishes in a tassel, so the necklace is tied rather than clasped. Available in Red and Green, Black and Pink, Pink and Blue, and Blue and Black.
Wear this against a plain neckline and let it be the only piece above the waist. It sits beautifully over a cotton or silk saree blouse, a plain kurta, or a solid-colour anarkali, and the thread colours are chosen to pick up an accent in the outfit rather than match it exactly. Keep earrings small when you wear it, since the necklace already fills the space below the jaw. Hair worn up or swept to one side shows the full row of motifs, and a bare wrist or one thin bangle stops the overall look from becoming busy.
Navratri and garba evenings, festival mornings, temple visits, haldi and mehendi functions, craft-fair and handloom dressing, and gifting to someone who leans traditional rather than delicate. It is also a practical choice for anyone who likes the scale of tribal silver jewellery but does not want its weight.
Keep the necklace away from water, perfume, hair spray and sanitiser, all of which dull an oxidised finish faster than ordinary wear does. Put the jewellery on last when you dress and take it off first at night. Wipe the metal with a dry soft cloth after wearing, never with water, and store it flat in the pouch it arrives in so the thread does not fray and the motifs do not rub against other pieces.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 82.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Red Green |
| Occasion | Festival |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-F0E04E8315 |
