Style: Antique/Heritage style, commonly referred to as Temple Jewelry or Kundan-inspired gold jewelry.

Design Elements:

Centerpiece: A prominent circular pendant featuring a central green stone (resembling emerald or jade) surrounded by small white stones or pearls, set against textured gold.

Side Motifs: Smaller circular panels featuring carved figures (likely elephant motifs, a hallmark of traditional Indian designs) adorned with small red stones.

Construction: The choker band consists of multiple rows of small, spherical gold beads linked together.

Dangling Elements: The set features delicate “latkans” or drops—intricate, filigree-style gold charms with small pearl or bead accents that hang from the necklace and earrings, adding movement and texture.

Earrings: These are matching Jhumka-style or drop earrings that mirror the design of the necklace’s central motif and dangling beads.

Finish: Matte or “antique” gold finish, which is highly popular for pairing with silk sarees or traditional ethnic outfits for weddings and festive occasions.