The design is based on two lines of tiny, golden brass beads, broken up by dark wooden accents. The composition creates a gentle semi-circle that falls naturally to the neck and highlights the line of the collarbones. The overall design has a raw, handcrafted character, without industrial symmetry.

The central element is round and drop-shaped cabochons made of turquoise-dyed howlite. The stone has a distinctive, spidery network of dark veins that give it a mineral depth. The intense blue contrasts with the warmth of the brass, creating a distinct yet understated color composition.

The lower, teardrop-shaped pendants move gently when worn, allowing the necklace to respond to movement and light. The lack of heavy elements ensures the design remains comfortable despite its complex form. This is jewelry that attracts attention with color, not mass.

This contemporary piece, crafted in the spirit of Afghan craftsmanship, combines natural materials with an aesthetic inspired by traditional tribal circles. A proposition for those who appreciate vibrant stone colors, an ethnic feel, and consciously imperfect handiwork.