Indian Silver Coin Necklace (Kasulaperu Style)

This is a contemporary silver necklace featuring a central triangular pendant composed of six small, overlapping repoussé-style coins. The coins appear to depict traditional Indian motifs, likely religious deities or Lakshmi figures, common in Kasulaperu or ‘Coin Garland’ jewelry. The piece is constructed with a flexible flat-link or snake-style chain that transitions into a rigid decorative bib section. This bib is embellished with multiple silver station spacers, some featuring gold-toned or brass granular accents, and small floral-shaped ‘raawa’ motifs. The metal has a bright white silver finish with localized dark oxidation in the recessed areas of the coins and spacers, which provides contrast and highlights the intricate textures. The clasp is a traditional ‘S’ hook with an adjustable links extender, suggesting modern manufacturing (likely late 20th or 21st century). The craftsmanship is characteristic of Indian ethnic jewelry, specifically from the Southern regions, blending traditional coin motifs with more streamlined, modern chain architecture. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible breaks or missing elements, showing only minor surface scratches and a light natural patina consistent with light wear.