South Indian Temple Haram

Design Style: Known as Nakshi or Temple jewelry, this style features high-relief, hand-carved gold work that depicts divine motifs. Central Motif: The pendant prominently features Goddess Lakshmi, the symbol of wealth and prosperity, flanked by intricate peacock and floral motifs. Material: Usually made with an antique gold finish on metal (such as silver or brass) to give it a vintage, matte appearance. Embellishments: The piece is accented with pink/ruby-colored stones (often kemp or cubic zirconia) and features dangling gold-tone beads along the bottom edge. Matching Set: Includes coordinating Jhumka earrings that mirror the Lakshmi and floral design of the main necklace. This long haram is designed to be a statement bridal or festive piece, often paired with traditional silk sarees like Kanchipuram.