This is a Maang Tikka, a traditional piece of Indian jewelry worn on the forehead, crafted from 92.5 sterling silver with a gold-polished finish. The Maang Tikka features a central, round or slightly floral-shaped pendant adorned with Kemp stones, which are typically red or pink in color. The pendant showcases multiple red or pink stones arranged in a lotus-like or radiating pattern, with a larger, possibly clear or white stone at the center. The design includes a cascading chain or string of smaller gold-polished elements and additional Kemp stones that extend from the pendant to the hairline. Small, gold-polished beads dangle from the bottom of the pendant. This piece is designed for decorative purposes and is likely worn for traditional occasions, weddings, or festive events. The style aligns with "Temple Gold" jewelry, often featuring Kemp stones and intricate gold-toned work.

Specifications:

• Material: 92.5 Sterling Silver with Gold Polish

• Type: Maang Tikka (Forehead Ornament)

• Design: Central round/floral pendant with Kemp stones in a radiating pattern, central clear/white stone, cascading gold-polished chain with Kemp stones, and dangling gold-polished beads.

• Gross Weight (GWT): 22.170 gm

• Stone Type: Kemp Stones (typically red or pink)

• Accent Stone: Clear/White (possible)

• Finish: Gold Polished

• Style: Traditional Indian "Temple Gold" jewelry.

• Function: Traditional Indian forehead jewelry.

• Location: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.