The Dwi Mayuri Navratna Puli Nakha Pendant is the most multi-coloured and jewel-rich of all the tiger nail pendants — two genuine tiger nails in their crescent gold mounts, above which two peacocks face each other in opposing symmetry within an antique gold scrollwork composition, their bodies adorned with emerald-green teardrop CZ stones as wing accents, and a ruby-pink round CZ crowning the apex — invoking the navratna concept of multiple sacred gemstone colours in harmonious unity. A bold ruby-pink teardrop CZ stone as the junction centrepiece, flanked by white polki CZ stones and a continuous row of ruby-pink CZ round stones along the curved tiger nail edge, creates a richly coloured and layered decorative vocabulary at the heart of the pendant. A large oval emerald green bead drop hangs from the lower centre, with pearl drops at the nail tips, making this the most gemologically varied and visually festive puli nakha in the entire collection.