The Mayuri Pushpa Ratna Tanmonia is a purely nature-sacred antique gold-plated silver Tanmonia of exceptional sculptural beauty — a wide, crescent-shaped ornament in which two magnificent peacocks (mayur) face each other in deep-relief antique gold on either side of a grand central lotus flower (pushpa), their detailed plumage, bodies, and raised heads all gloriously executed in warm oxidised gold, separated by the lotus bloom that rises between them as the eternal symbol of divine purity and spiritual awakening. The composition's entire body is filled with intricately carved scroll, vine, and leaf work in antique gold, with ruby-pink CZ round stones as jewel-like accents at the lotus centre and peacock motifs — no deity figure occupies the centre, the beauty of the sacred natural world serving as its own form of worship. A small ribbed gold dome terminal (ghungroo/shell form) hangs from the lower centre flanked by freshwater seed pearl drops, and two lateral threading loops at either end accommodate the black bead strings of the karimani necklace — making this a Tanmonia of quiet, profound traditional artisanship.