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Raghushi Necklace Set (Ruby)
$95Beautiful Green and Ruby Stone Brass based Necklace set with sage green beads.
Such a traditional, timeless and elegant necklace set.
Comes with beautiful jhumki and tikka
Raghushi Necklace Set (Ruby-Green)
$95Beautiful Green and Ruby Stone Brass based Necklace set with sage green beads.
Such a traditional, timeless and elegant necklace set.
Comes with beautiful jhumki and tikka
Shalini Necklace Set
$95Premium quality Golden Necklace set with intricate detailing.
Comes with jhumka and tikka
Gajraj Ring
$80Craftsmanship you might have never seen. Luxury and peak detailing Ring.
Adjustable size.
Temple Jewellery, The South Indian Heritage Look
Temple jewellery is the South Indian craft of antique gold pieces carved with goddesses, peacocks, and mango motifs. It sits beautifully against silk sarees and bridal lehengas, and it photographs better than almost any other style under wedding lighting. Our temple range covers full bridal sets, jhumkas, chokers, and stand-alone pieces in matte antique gold and dual-tone finishes. For matching styles, see our choker sets or jhumka earrings.
Why Australian Customers Buy Indian Temple Jewellery From Us
Temple jewellery is the most-requested style for South Indian brides across Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth. The carved antique-gold look reads instantly traditional, photographs cleanly against Kanchipuram silks, and pairs with both wedding ceremony and reception outfits. Our temple range covers entry-level pieces for festival wear right through to heavyweight bridal sets.
Why shoppers pick us:
- Hundreds of pieces across temple necklace sets, jhumkas, chokers, vanki, and nethichutti, photographed clearly with weight and finish notes
- Tracked delivery from our Melbourne warehouse to every Australian address, usually in days
- Real fashion-jewellery prices, no padded extras at checkout
- An Australian-registered business, ABN 43 611 603 705
Temple Jewellery Styles in the Range
The temple catalogue covers six main families. The full range sits in the product grid above. Below is what each family looks like and where it suits.
Temple Necklace Sets
Coordinated necklace plus jhumkas in carved antique gold, designed for the wedding ceremony itself. Heaviest pieces in the temple range.
Lakshmi Haar and Mango Mala
Longer-length traditional designs with goddess Lakshmi pendant or mango-motif beading. Worn for South Indian weddings and major temple occasions.
Temple Chokers
Short antique-gold chokers that frame the neckline. Fusion-friendly — works with sarees, lehengas, and even Indo-Western dresses.
Temple Jhumkas
Bell-shape earrings in heavy antique gold, often with carved figures and pearl drops. Daily-festival and bridal pairs.
Vanki Armlets
Armband worn on the upper arm, traditional to South Indian bridal styling. Adds dimension to short-sleeve blouses.
Nethichutti and Hair Pieces
The temple variant of maang tikka, often paired with a matha patti for full forehead coverage on the wedding day.
Pairing Temple Jewellery With the Outfit
A few notes customers find useful when picking temple jewellery for an Indian outfit:
- Wedding day: full temple bridal set with vanki and nethichutti against a Kanchipuram silk or red wedding saree.
- Sangeet: lighter temple choker plus jhumkas paired with a coloured silk or designer lehenga.
- Reception: single statement temple choker with a fusion blouse or modern lehenga, jhumkas to match.
- Festival wear: lakshmi haar or mango mala with a plain silk saree for Karthikai Deepam, Pongal, or temple visits.
- Daily wear: single temple-style jhumka or small pendant with a kurta — daily-wearable without overdoing it.
If you’re styling temple jewellery for a specific South Indian wedding function, send us a note through the contact form and we’ll match the right weight for the outfit.
Common Questions About Our Temple Jewellery
Is the temple jewellery precious gold?
Our temple pieces are imitation jewellery with antique imitation finish. They give the temple-gold look. Bridal pieces use heavier plating and finer carving.
Will it match my Kanchipuram silk saree?
Yes. Antique-gold finish on temple jewellery is designed to sit against bright silk colours — red, maroon, green, mustard. The matte gold tone reads warm, not yellow.
How long does temple bridal jewellery last with daily care?
With proper storage (soft pouch, away from perfume and water), bridal temple pieces hold up for the wedding season and several seasons after. Daily-wear jhumkas last 12-24 months with normal care.
Do you ship to Australia for a wedding deadline?
Yes. Most parcels reach Australian addresses within a few business days from our Melbourne warehouse. For tight dates, message before checkout and we’ll confirm timing.
Build Your South Indian Bridal Look
Whether you’re putting together a wedding-day bridal set, a sangeet styling, or a single temple piece for a festival, the catalogue is set up so you can find the right look. Pair temple jewellery with maang tikka or browse the complete bridal sets range for coordinated pieces.
For where we deliver, see all the areas we serve across Australia.
We also ship to New Zealand, the UK and the USA with tracked international delivery. Other countries on request through the contact form.
