Pink stone Hair brooch

often referred to as a "Juda pin" or "hair brooch" in South Asian cultures, especially in India.

Here’s a little description:

• Design: The top half is a semi-circular ornate gold structure, embedded with small white stones resembling uncut diamonds (commonly called kundan work). Around the kundan stones, there are intricate floral gold motifs, giving it a rich and elegant look.

• Details: From the center arch hang delicate small golden elements that add a subtle charm and a slight movement to the piece.

• Lower Part: Two golden beads connect the top to a cluster of tiny pearl-like beads, intricately woven together to form a net-like structure, adding volume and texture.

• Material: It appears to be made of Brass and copper micro plated metal, adorned with imitation pearls and stones.

• Cultural Significance: Such accessories are typically worn during weddings, festive occasions, or classical dance performances. They are designed to decorate buns or braids, giving a regal and graceful appearance.