Grand Lakshmi Jadau Kundan Beaded Temple Long Haram

Unveil the divine majesty of traditional Indian jewellery with our Grand Lakshmi Floral carved Jadau Kundan multilayered beaded Haram, a masterpiece that captures the essence of temple heritage and bridal elegance. Crafted with intricate detail and steeped in cultural symbolism, this haram is designed to celebrate the rich legacy of Indian craftsmanship and the timeless beauty of the goddess Lakshmi.

The heart of this exquisite necklace lies in its stunning central pendant — a hand-carved depiction of Goddess Lakshmi, seated gracefully on a lotus pedestal. The goddess of wealth and prosperity is surrounded by ornate motifs including majestic peacocks, yali heads, parrots, and floral elements, each intricately sculpted in a matte antique gold finish that radiates warmth and authenticity. These symbols are not merely decorative; they represent spiritual guardianship, fertility, and strength — all qualities celebrated in Indian bridal traditions.

Set into this ornate pendant are Jadau Kundan stones in hues of sparkling white, rich emerald green, and vivid pink. These uncut stones are arranged in floral and paisley-inspired settings, bringing light and vibrancy to the gold-toned framework. Below the pendant, luscious green bead drops and clusters of delicate pearls sway with movement, adding rhythm and a festive touch to the piece.

Attached to the pendant are multiple layers of emerald green glass beads, arranged in uniform, symmetric strands that run through golden spherical accents. These strands form the multilayered structure of the haram and are thoughtfully segmented with engraved gold-toned elements, each featuring kundan highlights and tiny pearl embellishments. The layering creates a rich drape across the neckline and chest, offering a grand silhouette that is both regal and graceful.

Accompanying this haram is a set of jumka-style earrings that echo the design language of the necklace. The earrings feature the same peacock and floral carvings, along with kundan embellishments and bead drops, creating a cohesive and balanced look when worn together. Lightweight yet visually impactful, they complete the ensemble with elegance and harmony.

• Design Highlights: Goddess Lakshmi carving, peacocks, yali heads, and florals
• Color Scheme: Antique gold, emerald green, ruby pink, pearl white
• Materials: Premium quality imitation gold plating, kundan stones, glass beads, faux pearls
• Finish: Matte antique finish with hand-detailed carvings
• Set Includes: 1 long haram necklace + 1 pair of matching earrings
• Ideal For: Weddings, bridal trousseaux, poojas, temple visits, Bharatanatyam performances

This haram is part of our premium temple jewellery collection, inspired by the sacred adornments worn by South Indian deities and classical dancers. It combines spiritual symbolism with striking aesthetics, making it a cherished choice for brides, cultural performers, and jewellery connoisseurs.

Styling Inspiration:

• Pair this haram with rich silk sarees such as Kanjeevaram, Banarasi, or Organza in shades of maroon, emerald, ivory, or mustard.
• Layer it with a choker or pendant chain to create a grand bridal look.
• Complete your temple ensemble with a maang tikka, hip belt, and bangles.

Why You’ll Love This Piece:

• Reflects the divine beauty and strength of Goddess Lakshmi
• Handcrafted detailing that mimics heirloom temple jewellery
• Elegant yet festive — perfect for special occasions and bridal wear
• Multilayered beadwork adds drama without overwhelming your look
• Includes coordinated earrings, eliminating the need to mix-match

This piece is also a signature item in our beaded necklaces, jadau, and harams collections — ideal for anyone looking to make a luxurious statement while staying rooted in tradition. Its antique finish and symbolic design language will resonate with brides, mothers of the bride, and even classical dance performers looking for ornate yet spiritually inspired jewellery.

Jadau jewellery has its roots in the Mughal era, where artisans in Rajasthan crafted ornate designs using uncut stones embedded into gold bases. While our piece is a premium imitation, it remains faithful to the essence of the craft. You can explore more about this intricate art form in this Wikipedia article on Kundan jewellery.

Adorn yourself with divine blessings. With its harmonious design, sacred motifs, and majestic presence, this Grand Lakshmi Haram is not just a necklace — it's a celebration of culture, spirituality, and womanhood. Wear it with pride, and let the legacy of temple jewellery live on through you.