
Why it's worth it
The pendant detaches — two pieces, one price.
The Edit
A rigid open-collar torque in mirror-polished 24K gold-plated bronze sits close to the throat, tapering to open ends at the back. The detachable pendant — a Mughal-arch motif with hand-engraved lattice columns, a pointed jali arch crown, and a fully sculpted peacock in relief — slides off the torque independently, worn as brooch or standalone. Bronze base gives the pendant satisfying weight and depth that plating alone couldn't replicate.
Insider Tip
Bronze runs heavier than brass — the pendant has real heft, so the torque needs to sit perfectly centered or it will rotate forward.
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