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South Indian Wedding Jewellery Sets Online

South Indian bridal jewellery is built around one motif: Lakshmi at the centre, mangoes and peacocks repeating outward, kemp stones marking the corners. Every set on this page is cast on that grammar, and every one ships with the jhumkas made to go with it.

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Lakshmi Temple Jewellery Collar Sets

These are the short temple collars: cast in one piece, worn high at the neck, and heavy with relief work rather than beads. The mango link, the peacock plume, the floral rosette and the arch panel are four different ways of arranging the same Lakshmi centrepiece.

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Crystal & Bead Long Haram Necklace Sets

A haram (also spelt haaram) - rani haar in the north - is the long necklace that falls below the bust rather than sitting at the collar. Strands of beads gathered at gold spacer bars set with kemp stones, finished with a cast Lakshmi pendant. The strands give the piece movement a solid collar cannot have, which is why a haram catches light continuously as you walk.

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Temple Chokers

A choker sits high and close, at the base of the throat, where a necklace sits lower and looser. That is the whole difference and it changes what the piece does: a choker fills the neckline of a blouse instead of competing with it, which is why it is the one worn with a high-necked or heavily worked blouse.

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Kundan Earrings

Kundan is a setting technique before it is a look. The stone is bedded into gold-coloured metal rather than gripped in claws, so the metal frames every stone and becomes part of the pattern instead of disappearing behind it. That is why a Kundan piece reads as gold work with stones in it, and a claw-set piece reads as stones with metal around them.

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Kundan Jhumka Earrings

Kundan holds its stones in a bed of gold-coloured metal rather than in claws, so the setting itself becomes part of the design. On these jhumkas that means a fully paved top - round, oval, teardrop, lotus, chakra or sunburst - above a domed jhumki closed with a pearl fringe.

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Antique Gold South Indian Jhumkas

No stone paving on these: just deep-cut antique gold, a single kundan teardrop on the top, and a jhumki closed with a dense cluster of white pearls. The conical body rather than a round dome is what reads as South Indian rather than North.

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Kundan Chandbali Earrings

The chandbali is the crescent: a moon shape packed with stones, hung below a kundan flower, and finished with a row of pearl drops along the lower rim. It is the classic North Indian wedding-guest earring, big enough to carry a plain outfit on its own.