Chandra Haram with Dollar – JCHM198

Description

A Chandra Haram with Dollar is a traditional South Indian layered necklace known for its royal and elegant appearance. The name “Chandra Haram” translates to “moon-shaped garland,” reflecting its crescent-like drape across the chest.

Key Design Features
Layered Chains: Typically consists of multiple strands (ranging from 2 to 7 layers) of delicate gold beads, links, or intricate chains.

Central “Dollar”: Features a prominent central pendant, traditionally called a “dollar,” which often showcases motifs like Goddess Lakshmi, peacocks, or floral patterns.

Stone Embellishments: The pendant is frequently adorned with Kemp stones (rubies and emeralds), white AD stones, or pearls to enhance its traditional “temple jewelry” vibe.

Adjustable Length: While historically a long “Haram,” modern versions are available in short, medium, and long lengths (typically 24 to 30 inches) to suit different styles.