Panna Durbar Necklace with Panna Lataaf Earrings

Our Panna Durbar necklace is a regal homage to the opulence of the Mughal court, where emerald and diamond were the hallmarks of sovereign adornment. The chain is a procession of polki-set teardrop units, each cradled in lotus-petal gold frames and interspersed with seed pearl clusters that lend a luminous rhythm to the piece. A grand rectangular pendant anchors the necklace, its face layered in concentric rings of Kundan-set polki and vivid green glass-filled emerald, framing a bold central polki of commanding presence. The pendant is finished with a scalloped gold border of fine granule work and fringed with alternating drops of green bead tassels and cultured pearl clusters, each suspended from delicate gold rings that sway with effortless grace.The Panna Lataaf earrings are the perfect companions to the Durbar, distilling its grandeur into a wearable poetry of their own. A luminous polki teardrop crowns each earring, set within a gold lotus frame, leading into a square plaque dressed in Kundan-set polki and concentric rows of glass-filled emerald encircling a bold central polki. Corner accents of small polki units punctuate the edges, while the base unfurls into delicate drops of green beads and cultured pearls suspended on fine gold chains, moving with the quiet elegance their name promises.