Grand Lakshmi Peacock Floral Temple Bridal Haram Set

Immerse yourself in the regal aura of South Indian tradition with our Grand Lakshmi Peacock Floral Temple Bridal Haram — a breathtaking blend of heritage artistry, temple symbolism, and festive opulence. Designed for brides who embrace cultural grandeur, this long necklace set reflects the magnificence of traditional craftsmanship while offering the enduring elegance of modern-day imitation jewellery.

This majestic haram features an elaborate array of motifs, meticulously carved in antique gold finish. The highlight is the exquisitely detailed Lakshmi pendant seated over a textured green backdrop, symbolizing prosperity and divine blessing — a powerful visual centerpiece that instantly commands attention. The pendant is bordered by peacock feathers and petal motifs, enameled in shades of ruby red and emerald green, adding vibrant contrast to the matte gold base.

The haram’s intricate structure showcases rows of temple-inspired floral engravings and semi-circular panels embedded with miniature paisley carvings. Interspersed throughout are high-polish golden beads, clustered drops, and tiny white pearls that add movement and shimmer with every step. This multi-layered effect ensures that the necklace sits gracefully across the collarbone and chest, offering a perfect frame for bridal attire such as silk sarees and Kanjivaram drapes.

• Main Motifs: Goddess Lakshmi seated on a lotus, dual peacocks, temple flowers, and leaf-shaped danglers
• Color Palette: Antique gold with accents of green, ruby red, and soft white pearls
• Finish: Premium matte antique gold plating with embossed texture
• Necklace Type: Long bridal haram with matching statement jhumka earrings
• Style: Temple jewellery design, non-idol variant

The accompanying matching earrings mirror the central theme beautifully, each designed with a miniature Lakshmi carving set against a green circular backdrop. The lower edge fans out with a lotus petal arrangement in pink and red enamel, and they finish with layers of pearl and gold ball hangings that add rich bridal drama. Lightweight yet bold, they complement the haram effortlessly without overwhelming the look.

Whether you are the bride herself or curating a wedding trousseau, this temple haram set evokes the divine energy of traditional Indian weddings. It pairs beautifully with hip-belts or bangles for a complete festive ensemble. You may also explore our latest additions in the new arrivals section to curate a coordinating bridal set.

This piece is especially ideal for:

• Bridal Wear: Enhances bridal sarees, especially Kanjivarams, Pattu sarees, and Banarasis
• Temple Occasions: A reverent choice for pujas, naming ceremonies, or South Indian rituals
• Festive Gifting: A luxurious wedding or engagement gift that reflects spiritual sentiment and cultural depth

More than a mere ornament, this haram is a celebration of divine femininity. The floral and peacock carvings symbolize grace and abundance, while the overall silhouette honors traditional Indian goldsmithing techniques — now reimagined in premium-quality imitation jewellery for wider accessibility. The antique matte gold finish is not only elegant but also complements all skin tones and saree shades with royal flair.

From behind-the-scenes artisanship to the final statement it makes on the bride, every detail in this long temple haram is designed to convey heritage. The balance of solid gold tones and colorful enamel inlays ensures a look that is festive yet refined — perfect for brides who seek a majestic yet grounded presence.

Caring Tips: Store in a dry, separate box and avoid contact with water or perfume to preserve its finish and enamel work for years to come.

Inspired by the grandeur of ancient South Indian jewellery, this bridal haram pays tribute to centuries of cultural symbolism. To explore more temple-inspired creations, visit our Temple Jewellery collection or browse our best-selling Bridal Sets for matching maang tikkas, vaddanams, and kemp bangles.

Did You Know? The Goddess Lakshmi motif has been a part of Indian jewellery for centuries, signifying not just wealth but the blessing of abundance, peace, and auspiciousness. Learn more about Lakshmi’s cultural importance and how her symbolism enhances wedding rituals.

This Grand Lakshmi Peacock Floral Temple Bridal Haram is a celebration of sacred tradition, spiritual beauty, and the legacy of Indian craftsmanship — a must-have for every bridal jewellery trousseau.