Grand Lakshmi Dual-Tone Jadau Temple Haram Necklace

Grace your bridal and festive ensemble with divine opulence through the Grand Jadau Kundan Dual-tone Lakshmi Pendant Carved Temple Haram. This masterfully handcrafted imitation jewellery piece from our Temple Jewellery collection captures the cultural essence of South Indian heritage with intricate temple artistry, beaded grandeur, and spiritual symbolism.

This haram showcases a stunning dual-tone finish — an elegant blend of antique matte gold and subtle oxidised undertones — giving it a vintage richness that pairs beautifully with traditional sarees, especially Banarasi and Kabera Pattu sarees. The central pendant is a visual masterpiece: a regal idol of Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus, flanked by intricately carved elephants and peacocks, embodying auspiciousness and prosperity.

Encircling the Lakshmi pendant is a brilliant array of Jadau kundan stones set in floral and teardrop patterns. These white kundans shimmer against the antique gold backdrop, giving a timeless bridal glow. The pendant extends into a symmetrical arrangement of deities and temple gopuram motifs that narrate sacred stories — every inch is a tribute to the artistry of ancient Indian goldsmithing.

The haram continues with an exquisite line of motifs including miniature carvings of Goddess Lakshmi, lotus buds, yali figures, and conch shells — each symbol bearing cultural and religious significance. The chain of the necklace is formed from multiple strands of emerald green beads interspersed with matte gold spacers, adding a vibrant contrast and royal texture to the entire piece.

The coordinated earrings echo the pendant’s majesty. Designed in a classic chandbali silhouette, they also feature Lakshmi carvings in the center, bordered by kundan stones and finished with cascading gold beads and pearls — lightweight yet regal enough for any grand occasion.

Product Highlights:

• Main motif: Lakshmi carved temple pendant with elephant and peacock details
• Finish: Dual-tone antique gold with oxidised texture
• Stones: Hand-set Jadau kundan stones with mirror-like brilliance
• Beads: Multi-strand emerald green seed beads with gold spacers
• Inclusions: Matching chandbali earrings
• Ideal for: Weddings, bridal wear, festive poojas, cultural events

Pair this majestic haram with complementary temple accessories like our Hip Belts or Ear Chains to elevate your look further. For brides seeking layered grandeur, style this piece with a mid-length haram and a bold Maang Tikka to complete the traditional ensemble.

This necklace not only dazzles with its craftsmanship but also serves as a powerful representation of cultural symbolism. Goddess Lakshmi, as per Hindu tradition, is the deity of wealth, purity, and fortune. Adorning her likeness during auspicious occasions is believed to usher in blessings and prosperity. You can read more about Goddess Lakshmi’s significance here.

Why Choose This Piece?

• Festive Elegance: Ideal for weddings, Navratri, Diwali, and religious events.
• Statement Jewelry: A bold bridal centrepiece that captures attention.
• Artisanal Detailing: Each motif is hand-carved to perfection, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
• Durable & Skin-friendly: Made from high-quality imitation gold, safe for all skin types.
• New Arrival: This piece is part of our exclusive New Arrivals collection.

Whether you are a bride, bridesmaid, or a guest attending a traditional South Indian ceremony, this Grand Jadau Kundan Lakshmi Haram is an unforgettable addition to your jewellery collection. Its combination of spiritual symbolism, temple grandeur, and contemporary styling makes it a timeless treasure that transcends fashion trends.

Discover more regal temple harams in our curated Harams Collection, and don’t miss our popular Back in Stock section for bestsellers that just returned.

Care Instructions:

• Keep away from perfumes, water, and direct sunlight.
• Store in an airtight box to maintain the shine and finish.
• Wipe gently with a soft cloth after each use.

Step into the spotlight with divine charm and heritage allure. This Grand Lakshmi pendant haram is not just a piece of jewellery — it's a story of devotion, craftsmanship, and festive legacy. A collector’s delight and a bride’s pride.