The Guttapusalu necklace is a traditional piece of jewelry from the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is known for its intricate design and use of pearls, gold, and precious gemstones. The term "Guttapusalu" translates to "clusters of pearls" in Telugu, the local language.

The Guttapusalu necklace typically features a string of small pearls with clusters of gold beads or pearls hanging from it. These clusters are often shaped like melon seeds or small buds. The necklace is further adorned with delicate gold filigree work, known as "nakshi," and studded with colorful gemstones such as rubies, emeralds, or uncut diamonds.

Traditionally, Guttapusalu necklaces were popular among royalty and were worn on special occasions like weddings and festivals. They were considered a symbol of opulence and were often passed down through generations as heirlooms. Over time, the design of Guttapusalu necklaces has evolved, and today, they are also worn by women as a statement piece or for bridal attire.