Premium Antique Lakshmi Haram – JCHM133

The “Premium Antique Lakshmi Haram” is a long, traditional Indian necklace that pays homage to the divine. The haram is centered around the figure of Goddess Lakshmi, who is revered as the goddess of wealth, fortune, and prosperity. This piece is designed to have a vintage, heirloom-like quality, making it a classic and auspicious choice for special occasions.

Key Features:

Design and Motifs: The centerpiece of the haram is a large, intricately carved pendant featuring the Goddess Lakshmi, often depicted seated in a regal posture. The pendant is highly detailed, with ornate floral or decorative frames surrounding the goddess. The necklace chain leading up to the pendant is equally elaborate, often featuring a mix of traditional elements such as small, antique-finished beads or motifs. It may also include smaller clusters of colored stones and pearls along the chain to add visual interest.

Finish and Plating: The jewelry is distinguished by its “premium antique” finish. This specialized finish gives the metal a dull, reddish-gold tone, creating an aged and authentic vintage appearance. This is different from the bright, shiny look of new gold and is highly sought after for its traditional aesthetic.

Materials: The base of the haram is typically a sturdy alloy, such as copper or brass. The antique finish is a high-quality gold plating that is designed to be durable and resistant to tarnish with proper care. The necklace is often embellished with a variety of stones, including traditional Kemp stones (red and green), white American Diamonds (CZ), and delicate pearls that dangle from the pendant.

Style: As a “haram,” this necklace is a long, statement piece meant to be worn over traditional attire like sarees and lehengas. It is particularly popular for weddings, religious ceremonies, and festivals, where its cultural and religious significance makes it a cherished accessory. The matching earrings, which often mirror the Lakshmi motif of the main pendant, complete the traditional look.

Maintenance: To preserve the antique finish and the quality of the stones, it is recommended to store the haram in an airtight pouch and keep it away from moisture, perfumes, and other chemicals.

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