A Hazara necklace with a distinct, monumental form, constructed from a double segmented chain and three-dimensional leaf-shaped pendants. The metal has a raw, silvery hue with a natural patina that highlights the depth of the engraving. The structure is stable yet flexible – the modules move in unison with the body's movement.

The central medallion is shaped like a wide shield with cutouts on the sides and a rich, hand-engraved ornament. Floral and geometric motifs create a dense, almost hypnotic structure. Red glass is embedded in the upper section, while carnelian in a deep, warm hue is placed below. The contrast of colors gives the composition rhythm and visual energy.

The lower edge of the medallion is finished with movable leaf pendants that gently vibrate with every step. This subtle movement was an important element of tribal jewelry – light reflected off the metal, and sound attracted attention. Jewelry wasn't an accessory, but a part of identity.

The necklace's length allows it to fall low on the chest, creating a strong, ceremonial accent. Pieces with a preserved carnelian and complete pendants are rare. This is an item with a distinct character, intended for those aware of its cultural significance.