Traditional white Impon Long Haram – JCHM071

This is a classic and elegant Traditional White Impon Long Haram. A “haram” is a long necklace, and the “white” refers to the clear or white stones used, which resemble diamonds. The term “Impon” signifies that the piece is crafted from a traditional five-metal alloy (Panchaloha) that is known for its durability and auspiciousness, with a golden finish that closely mimics real gold.

The necklace’s design is both simple and sophisticated. The chain is a continuous series of brilliant, bezel-set white stones (likely high-quality cubic zirconia), creating a single, sparkling line that elegantly drapes down the neck.

The centerpiece of the necklace is a traditional, circular pendant. This pendant features a central white stone, surrounded by a halo of smaller stones. The pendant is finished with a row of small, round, golden-toned beads dangling from the bottom, which is a classic element of South Indian jewelry.

The set includes a pair of matching earrings that echo the design of the pendant, featuring a similar circular motif with white stones and a fringe of dangling golden beads. This haram is a perfect example of a timeless and traditional piece, suitable for weddings, festivals, and other formal gatherings.