Grand Idol Lakshmi Elephant carved Mintgreen beaded Haram

Invoke the essence of tradition and divinity with our Grand Idol Lakshmi Elephant Carved Mintgreen Beaded Haram—a regal masterpiece of temple jewellery that brings together cultural heritage, intricate design, and divine symbolism. Crafted for women who appreciate the timeless elegance of South Indian ornamentation, this haram is perfect for grand celebrations, spiritual rituals, and bridal occasions.

This statement necklace is centered around an exquisitely detailed pendant showcasing Goddess Lakshmi seated gracefully on a lotus throne, flanked by intricately carved elephants and celestial beings. The design pays homage to the grandeur of ancient temple architecture, reminiscent of carvings found in Dravidian shrines. Elephants, symbolic of strength, wisdom, and royal authority, add a majestic dimension to the piece, making it auspicious for wedding and festive wear.

The pendant is enriched with ruby red and emerald green kemp stones arranged in traditional temple motifs, bordered by lotus patterns, mythological dancers, and ornamental vines. These radiant stones are hand-set into an antique gold finish that captures the timeless charm of heirloom jewellery passed down through generations. The idol of Lakshmi is rendered in fine detail, from her serene expression to the ornate archway framing her presence, reflecting devotion and artistry in perfect harmony.

Four lush rows of mintgreen faceted beads form the necklace's body, providing a fresh contrast to the deep antique gold tones of the pendant. These soothing mintgreen beads are interspersed with miniature gold spacers and accent beads, creating a soft rhythmic texture and a balanced flow. Their cool pastel hue adds elegance and uniqueness, setting this haram apart from traditional red-and-gold palettes often seen in bridal jewellery.

The necklace transitions seamlessly with ornate side panels featuring elephant vahanas, floral clusters, and tiny deity impressions, giving the entire piece a three-dimensional grandeur. Delicate drops of green beads and miniature pearls hang gracefully from the pendant's edge, swaying with each movement and enhancing the drama of the overall silhouette.

This haram comes paired with stunning jhumka-style earrings that echo the grandeur of the central motif. Each earring features Lakshmi carvings, intricate lotus domes, and hanging clusters of mintgreen beads and pearls. These earrings are moderately weighted to ensure comfort without compromising on presence. Together, the set forms a cohesive look that’s ideal for wedding ceremonies, Bharatanatyam dance recitals, poojas, or any high-occasion ensemble.

Product Highlights:

• Detailed Goddess Lakshmi pendant with elephant motifs and divine carvings
• Antique gold finish with traditional kemp stone accents
• Four rows of hand-strung mintgreen faceted beads for a refreshing contrast
• Matching jhumka earrings with Lakshmi, pearl, and bead hangings
• Ideal for temple functions, bridal wear, and South Indian festivals

How to Style:

Wear this grand temple haram over rich silks such as Kabera Pattu sarees or Banarasi sarees to highlight its divine detailing. Pair it with a layered choker for a fuller bridal neckline or add our bangles and maang tikka to complete the divine bridal set.

Explore our wider harams collection or discover new additions in the New Arrivals section to mix and match for a layered temple jewellery look.

Perfect For:

• South Indian bridal ceremonies and muhurtham looks
• Temple darshans and Navratri celebrations
• Cultural dance events like Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam
• Gifting for milestone occasions or heirloom-style trousseau

Jewellery Care Tips:

• Store in an airtight box away from moisture and sunlight
• Avoid contact with water, perfumes, and cosmetics
• Gently wipe with a dry soft cloth after each use to maintain sheen

Inspired by the sacred imagery of Hindu mythology and temple architecture, this Grand Mintgreen Lakshmi Haram stands as a spiritual and artistic emblem. Whether worn during your big day or gifted to a loved one, it transcends ornamentation to become a celebration of Indian culture and womanhood.

To know more about the symbolism of elephants and Goddess Lakshmi in Indian jewellery, read this cultural article on Lakshmi symbolism.

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Let your presence radiate divine beauty and traditional magnificence with this extraordinary Lakshmi temple haram—where devotion meets design in the most splendid form.