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  • Jali Jewelry Ebony Wood Beaded Necklace 'Mughal Enchantress Medallion'

Mughal Enchantress Medallion

Jali Jewelry Ebony Wood Beaded Necklace

Was: $23.99
Now: $20.39
(4 reviews) Write a Review
SKU: 210211
Chander Kant transforms the beauty of ebony into a necklace of natural elegance. He intricately carves the medallion by hand, featuring a florid mosaic underscored by the legendary Indian openwork style called jali.
  • Ebony wood
  • 0 oz
  • Necklace: 24.5 inches L
  • Necklace width: 3 mm
  • Pendant: 1.8 inches L x 1.8 inches W x 0.1 inches D
  • Made in India

Meet the Artist

Chander Kant

4 Reviews

  • 5
    Beautiful!

    Posted by Pamela on Nov 12th 2019

    My mother-in-law loved it!

  • 5
    My friend loved this

    Posted by Ellen S. on Sep 27th 2017

    I gave this as a gift and my friend wears it often. The design is so pretty. It's a substantial piece and I can't believe it was inexpensive.

  • 5
    Lovely Ebony Pendant

    Posted by Myrna on Aug 5th 2017

    Just received the Mughal Enchantress Pendant. It is delicate, light in weight with a beautiful presence. The workmanship is meticulous. The 24" length is a big long, but with a little creativity, I have found easy ways to shorten to different lengths. The artisan creates stunning pieces to be proud of.

  • 5
    Lovely pendant

    Posted by Lynn on Jun 20th 2016

    Beautiful and delicate, a nice piece.

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