Real Gold Look Haram – JCHM117

Description

The “Real Gold Look Haram” is a long, traditional Indian necklace that is meticulously crafted to mimic the appearance and feel of solid gold jewelry. The key feature of this piece is its high-quality finish, which gives it a radiant luster that is nearly indistinguishable from real gold. This haram is an ideal choice for those who want the look of luxury and tradition without the high cost.

Key Features:

Design and Style: The necklace features a long, intricate chain with a series of finely detailed motifs. The design is often inspired by classic South Indian craftsmanship, featuring elements such as embossed circles, intricate patterns, or floral designs. A large, ornate pendant serves as the focal point, often mirroring the designs of the chain. The overall look is opulent and traditional, making it a perfect complement to ethnic attire.

Plating and Finish: The jewelry is crafted using a high-quality “forming” or “micro-plating” process, which applies a thick and durable layer of gold onto a base metal. This provides a brilliant, polished shine that closely resembles solid gold. The plating is designed to be resistant to tarnish with proper care, ensuring the necklace maintains its luxurious appearance over time.

Materials: The base of the haram is a sturdy, yet lightweight, alloy, typically a mix of copper and brass. The gold plating is of premium quality, ensuring the product’s high-end look. The haram may be embellished with small beads, semi-precious stones, or Cubic Zirconia (CZ) to add to its intricate design.

Versatility: As a “haram,” this is a long necklace, making it a perfect accessory for formal occasions, weddings, and festivals. It can be worn on its own as a grand statement piece or layered with shorter necklaces for a more elaborate look. The set often includes matching earrings that echo the design of the pendant.

Maintenance: To preserve the necklace’s brilliance and finish, it is crucial to store it in an airtight pouch and keep it away from water, perfumes, and harsh chemicals.

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