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.
Both lengths are here. The short temple collar sits high at the neck, over a silk blouse. The bead haram falls below the bust and layers over it. A bride traditionally wears both; they are sold separately so you can decide.
Lakshmi Mango Temple Haar Necklace Set with Jhumkas - Gold Bead Drops
Lakshmi Peacock Temple Haar Necklace Set with Jhumkas - Gold Bead Drops
Lakshmi Floral Rosette Temple Haar Necklace Set with Jhumkas - Gold Bead Drops
Lakshmi Arch Temple Haar Necklace Set with Jhumkas - Gold Bead Drops
Lakshmi Kemp Stone Temple Haar Necklace Set with Jhumkas - Gold Bead Drops
Peacock Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Twin Peacock Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Round Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Compact Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Ornate Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Emerald Green Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas
Lotus Yoke Lakshmi Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Olive Beads
Peacock Yoke Lakshmi Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Green Beads
Floral Crest Lakshmi Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Pink Beads
Scroll Yoke Lakshmi Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Ornate Yoke Lakshmi Bead Long Haram Rani Haar Set with Jhumkas - Purple Beads
Haar and necklace sets for women
Haar is simply the Hindi word for a necklace, and every piece on this page is one: the short temple haar that sits high at the collar, and the long rani haar that falls below it. Both come with matching jhumkas and ship free anywhere in India. Choosing one? The temple haar suits a high or boat-neck silk blouse; the rani haar suits any neckline and layers over a collar for the full bridal look.
Gold plated necklace sets online in India
Every necklace here is gold-plated Zamak, shipped free anywhere in India, and priced with GST already in it. Nothing on this page needs a size: the collars adjust on a back tie-cord and the harams are a fixed drop, so ordering online carries none of the risk that buying clothing does.
Bridal jewellery sets, with the price on every piece
Every set on this page carries its price on the card, on the product page and at checkout, and the number you see first is the number you pay. A full bridal-scale set sits in the hundreds rather than the lakhs, which is the whole point of wearing imitation through a wedding season.
Lakshmi temple jewellery sets
The Lakshmi pendant is the oldest motif in South Indian temple jewellery and the one every other element is arranged around. On these sets she sits at the centre of the collar or the haram, framed by mango repeats, twin peacocks or a floral rosette depending on the design, and the same figure is carried through to the jhumkas so the pair reads as one commission.
Matte finish bridal jewellery sets
Matte antique gold is the finish most of these sets carry: light is absorbed rather than bounced, so the cast detail reads as depth instead of glare. It is the finish that photographs best under a mandap, where a high-polish piece tends to flare out in the picture. The alternative here is a brighter high-gloss gold, and the product page says which one a piece uses.
Kemp stone necklace sets
Kemp is the deep ruby-red temple stone, traditionally set against a green, that borders the motifs on South Indian bridal work. It appears on every necklace here the traditional way: as punctuation around the Lakshmi rather than a field of stones, so the cast gold work stays the subject.
Questions about South Indian Wedding Jewellery Sets
What is the difference between the collar and the haram?
The collar is the short necklace that sits high on the neck and is cast in solid relief. The haram is the long one, strung from five strands of crystal beads with a Lakshmi pendant, and falls below the bust. Worn together they are the traditional South Indian bridal pairing.
Will this pass at a traditional wedding?
The motifs, proportions and antique finish are taken from temple-jewellery originals, and the relief is deep enough to hold a shadow across a room. It is imitation jewellery, cast and hand-finished to look like the temple work it is drawn from.
Do the earrings come with it?
Yes. Every necklace here is priced and shipped as a set with its matching jhumkas. The price on the card is for both.
What is this jewellery made of?
Every piece is Zamak alloy with an antique gold-plated finish. It is imitation jewellery, not solid gold, which is exactly why a bridal-scale set costs a few hundred rupees instead of a few lakh.
How long does delivery take, and what does it cost?
Shipping is free across India. Orders are dispatched from Mumbai within 2-4 business days, then take 2-4 days to arrive in Mumbai, 3-5 days across Maharashtra and 5-8 days to the rest of India, with a tracking link sent on WhatsApp the moment the parcel is picked up.