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Jewellery from Indus Valley civilization (dating back nearly 5000 years) pendants of banded agate and jade beads suspended by a thick gold wire passes through a perfectly drilled hole in each bead.

• 10k-30k

• 50k-80k

• 1 lakh and above

• 5 lakhs and above

Intricate pendant

(Created in late 16th century for the mughals)

• 10k

• 40k

• 65k

• 1lakh

Shank (pearl) was used in 16th century as a war trumpet

• 600

• 300

• 500

• 750

Chintamani stone

• 1k onwards

• 200 onwards

• 650 onwards

• 5k onwards

Linga Padakka Muthu Malai

(A garland of pearls with a Lingam pendant)

• 10k

• 30k

• 50k

• 75k

Shinka

(series of heavy gold chain encrusted with rubies, sapphires and emeralds)

• 5lakhs and above

• 10lakhs and above

• 50k

• 50lakhs and above

Paizeb Foot Ornament

( Stone drops at the lower edge)

• 30k

• 50k

• 10k

• 75k and above

Hathphool hand ornament

(flower-encrusted bracelet with stone-set chains)

• 1k

• 5k-10k

• 15k and above

• 50k and above

Chandrahaar (minute gold balls held in criss-cross gold wire. Elaborate filigree pendant with a floral motif)

• 1lakh and above

• 5lakhs and above

• 50k-75k

• 10lakhs and above

Jadanagam hair ornament

• 500

• 1k

• 3.5k

• 10k