Electroforming Hasli refers to a neck ornament (hasli) made using the electroforming jewellery technique, often seen in contemporary gold-tone and precious metal jewellery.

Key points about this type of product:

• Electroforming technique: The hasli (neckpiece) is created using electroforming, a process where metal is chemically deposited layer-by-layer onto a shaped form. This allows for intricate and lightweight metal jewellery with a solid appearance. 

• Material: Often made in gold (e.g., 916 hallmark) or silver using electroforming, giving rich colour and depth while being lighter than solid cast jewellery of cost.

• Weight (30 gm): Indicates the mass of the jewellery piece (about 30 grams), suggesting a moderately sized, statement neck piece.

• “29” designation: Likely a catalogue/design number or size/style code used by the seller/manufacturer.