Nose ring, called a moti mayur walla (moti meaning peral and mayur meaning peacock). It is made of a gold wire ring with a hook at one end which slots into a twisted loop for an eye at the other end on the left hand side. On the right hand side there is a stylised peacock made of kundan gold set with gemstones in green, red, translucent white with a central cracked stone possibly of a white translucent colour with a pink foil backing. It is edged with pearls. The central part of the ring has rows of tiny seed pearls strung across on fine gold wire which is also wound across the mesh and fixed to the lower edge of the ring and the kundan motif. Two larger pearls are fixed at the top, the right hand one of which is encircled by a row of tiny seed pearls while the left hand one has a pendant cluster of seed pearls attached at the top. A further nine pendant clusters of seed pearls, two of which have green gemstone drops with another two with red gemstone drops. The lower arc of the ring has a central oval red gemstone threaded onto it and set between pairs of pierced granulated rings, gold beads and deep red gemstone beads.