A large gold nose ring known locally as a mor-morni referring to the decorative peacock motifs, three of which are included on this ring. It has a gold wire loop with a hook at the right hand end to pass through the eye terminating the other end of the ring. The lower half of the ring is ornamented with three peacock motifs, a crescent shape and a tear-drop shaped element with gold faceted beads, granulated discs and wired circles of pearls at either end beneath a length of twisted gold wire coiled round the gold loop. The individual elements have clusters of seed pearls terminating with small green beadshanging from twisted gold wire. At the right hand side, close to the terminal eye, there is a pendant jhumka with a granulated dome supporting a green gemstone bead over a red one fringed with pendant seed pearls.
The central peacock motif is shown in full frontal pose with its head and neck delicately arching forwards enamelled in dark blue. Both the eyes and the crest are picked out in enamel colours. The other two birds are set with white sapphires and encircled with seed pearls threaded through holes in the tips of the kundan gold settings. the upper peacock has lost its central component which has been repaired with a blob of base metal. The backs of the two ancillary peacocks are crudely enamelled in red, green, white and blue. Although they are slotted onto the gold loop they are additionally kept in place with very fine twists of gold wire The tear-drop motif on the other side of the loop has a red glass inset with a turquoise inset on the reverse side.