Solid metal necklace inspired by blooming mango flowers, sculpted as an unbroken arc of interwoven stems that wrap gracefully around the neck. At the front, clusters of small five-petaled mango blossoms overlap in various stages of bloom, each with detailed stamens and natural curvature. From these blossoms, twin stems extend backward, twisting together like living vines, merging into a continuous metal braid that replaces any chain. Surfaces flow seamlessly from petal to stem, polished to highlight organic depth. Leaflets sprout intermittently along the stems, curling outward with subtle asymmetry. The structure should feel alive—refined yet wild, forged from a single piece of metal as if grown, not made. Polished brass or sterling silver. Sculptural realism, elegant restraint