Afghan Kuchi Choker Necklace: Vintage Tribal Bells, Red Glass Stones
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This tribal choker features two gorgeous red glass stones placed in it, accompanied with rhythmically hanging silver bells that give this tribal jewelry item a fully tribal appearance.
Archaic craft engraved on this elegant choker is one of the main things to notice in this jewelry item. This stunning semi-silver choker is expertly crafted by our artisans using only the finest metals. It will improve the way you look. Your neck is covered by this tribal choker, which completes your traditional and ancestral appearance.
• This one-of-a-kind jewelry item can work well for both Eastern and Western cultures. This gorgeous tribal necklace will make you appear fully put together and lovely whether worn with a traditional kurti or saree. This piece of tribal jewelry can also be worn with trousers and a shirt to complete your formal ensemble.
It is said that the Kuchi Tribe is where tribal jewelry first originated. In Central Asia, a group of sellers known as the Kuchi were nomads who led gypsy-like lives. Afghani Kuchi jewelry has a rich, sophisticated, and varied history. Tribal kuchi jewelry is referred to as "nomadic jewelry" in the twenty-first century.
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This product is handmade, so slight changes might occur in the actual product.
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