The form is based on a massive, multi-layered braid of fine brass links. The chain isn't just a supporting structure – it's a decorative element in itself. The density of the weave creates an almost metallic effect, which falls softly on the collarbones, but clearly conveys its weight.

Dozens of small, round plaques and heart- and coin-shaped pendants are placed along its entire length. Larger coin elements are visible on the sides, emphasizing its origins and giving the piece an authentic, tribal character. The central motif with green glass attracts the eye and balances the richness of detail.

The lower section is finished with an elaborate tassel made of chains and metal discs. Each movement creates a ripple and a subtle sound of metal. This is stage jewelry in the best sense – it doesn't disappear into the style, but defines it.

This piece represents the classic, heavy opera style worn by the Hazara as part of their festive attire. This is not a minimalist addition, but a full-fledged, historical accent with a distinct presence and raw energy.