A maangtika is a traditional Indian forehead ornament worn by women. It typically consists of a central pendant or ornament that rests on the forehead, connected to a decorative chain that runs along the hairline.

Maangtikas are often worn as part of bridal jewelry or on special occasions like weddings, festivals, or cultural events. They are designed to add elegance and cultural significance to the wearer's overall look.

The design of the maangtika may include intricate patterns, filigree work, or other traditional motifs that are commonly found in Indian jewelry.

The maangtika features green stones, possibly green CZ or other green gemstones. The green color adds a touch of vibrancy and can complement various traditional outfits.

CZ is a synthetic gemstone that resembles a diamond. It is often used in jewelry as an affordable and visually appealing alternative to diamonds.