This is a sophisticated three-tiered layered necklace (often referred to as a Satlada style when featuring more layers, or a contemporary Panchlada variant) crafted with a mix of vintage aesthetics and pastel tones.

Design & Structure: The necklace features three distinct strands of varying lengths. The top two layers are minimalist, consisting of fine gold-toned chains interspersed with small, faceted mint green jade beads and tiny seed pearls.

The Focal Layer: The longest, outermost strand serves as the statement piece. It is adorned with several teardrop-shaped Polki (uncut diamond) motifs. Each motif is framed with traditional red enamel (Meenakari) and features a central green stone, adding a pop of vibrant color.

Ornamentation: Each teardrop pendant is finished with a cluster of mint green bead droplets, giving the piece a rhythmic, "jhumka"-like movement against the neckline.

Styling: With its soft palette and gold accents, this piece is perfectly suited for festive occasions, weddings, or as a sophisticated accessory for a bridesmaid. It pairs exceptionally well with embroidered lehengas or silk sarees, as seen in the image.