The core of the necklace is formed by a dense line of small, blue beads tightly sewn onto a flexible base. The color is intense, saturated, and even, providing a strong backdrop for the metal pendants. The segments are separated by brass clasps, which organize the rhythm of the composition and give it structural discipline.

Each coin is attached using a distinctive clasp decorated with three colored glass eyelets. Red and green appear in a repeating pattern, giving the whole a distinct, tribal color code. The coins retain legible reliefs and a natural patina, testifying to age and use.

The upper part is made of wrapped fabric and cord, with visible abrasions and irregularities in the material. This is an element of the authentic design, not a stylized detail. The whole creates a compact, rounded form that fits well around the neck and clearly accentuates the neckline.

This model is more decorative than the raw versions without glass. Accents of color enliven the metal and blue beads, introducing a dynamic, almost ceremonial character. This is authentic nomadic jewelry, retaining its original energy and handmade character.