Pearls and Ruby Beads Set by Amarsons

Amerson's Pearls and Jewels is a boutique known to produce designs that define a woman. Their collection is so diverse that everybody will find their choice of style in it. Some pieces also follow the universal pattern that goes with anything and everything. They clearly know what is loved and adopted by the market!

The traditional jewelry collection presented here has combinations that run over each of these pieces. It includes pearls and ruby sets with unique combination of ethnic work. But what is extraordinary about it is the difference in aesthetics used to create unique outputs out of the same theme.

The first in the collection is a necklace with rice beads in multiple layers as the necklace with a huge pendant at the center of this necklace. The pendant at the center has a complete gold finish to it and is not separated from the rest. It comes across as an extended pendant with a huge layout studded mainly carved around like a net printed with detailed design structures throughout with rubies embedded on the pendant. South sea pearls hanging at the bottom of this piece with a layer of diamond-embellished design going around the pendant scape. 

If you are someone into beaded jewelry and one who feels the red shade is the color that looks very sharp and gives another dynamism to your look. Then this one is for you. It is a maroon themed necklace with multiple layerings of red rounded beads woven with each other in multiple layers that count up to 5-6.

There is a very simple layover in this design and there is nothing extra in this themed necklace. What is the highlight of this piece is the side motif that mesmerizes with its design structure and the layout. The motif has some heavy Kundan work made in 24-carat gold that stands out.

The last one is a design that has chains blended with gold balls and pearls that are gathered together with a huge side motif at the start of the chain makes this a go-to for traditional as well as western outfits.  The beads are again mashed up with a kundan sort of pendant to the side with peacocks as the main design element.