The Urvashi Silver Necklace (Oxidised)
The design of this necklace is inspired by the classic ‘Rani-Haar’ necklace, a vintage design that was elaborate and grand.
This piece uses the same technique of filigree and granulation to create jewellery that is truly awe-inspiring. Crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%), it is studded with tiny kemp stones and pearl. All the minute pieces are crafted separately and then joined together with silver clasps.
Note: This is a short necklace that sits close to your neck. A tassel is provided at the end for adjusting the length. Gold-dipped silver links/chain can be provided at an extra cost.
Product Details
| Measurement | Length of necklace: 10 inches; Width of necklace: 1.5 inches |
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FAQ
Is the necklace adjustable in length?
Yes, a tassel is provided at the end to adjust the length. Additional gold-dipped silver links or chain can be added at an extra cost.
What materials is the necklace made of?
The necklace is crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and features tiny kemp stones and pearl accents.
Are the filigree and granulation techniques visible on the necklace?
Yes, the filigree and granulation techniques are clearly visible and contribute to the intricate, vintage appearance of the piece.

Molly Ross –
The necklace is beautifully detailed with delicate filigree work. The oxidised silver gives it a rich, vintage look. The tiny kemp stones and pearl add a subtle sparkle. It fits well close to the neck and the tassel allows for a comfortable fit. A true piece of craftsmanship.
Jennifer Manning –
I was impressed by the level of detail in the design. The granulation is very fine and the overall look is elegant and timeless. The silver has a warm, muted tone that complements any outfit. It feels lightweight and comfortable to wear daily.
Pippa Wallace –
The necklace is stunning and matches the vintage inspiration perfectly. The only minor point is that the tassel is a bit short for my preference, but it’s adjustable. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a unique, handcrafted piece.