Venkatesh Lakshmi Dollar Chain ( 24 Only ) – JCCH480

Antique Gold Venkatesa Pendant with Ball Chain Set (Image image_c68f40.png)
Style: Traditional South Indian Temple Jewellery.

Finish: Matte or Antique Gold Finish.

Pendant: Features a large, circular pendant, often referred to as a “Dollar,” with Lord Ganesha as the central motif. The Ganesha figure is seated on what appears to be a lotus or intricate floral base.

Chain: The pendant is strung on a classic Golden Ball Chain (also known as a bead chain).

Earrings: The set includes matching earrings (studs) featuring the Ganesha motif or a similar divine figure.

Occasion: Ideal for weddings, festivals, and religious events.

2. AD Stone Gaja Lakshmi Dollar Chain (Image image_c67518.png)
Style: Traditional Indian “Dollar” pendant necklace.

Stones: Heavily embellished with clear or white American Diamond (AD) stones (also known as CZ stones).

Pendant: The dollar features the revered Gaja Lakshmi motif, where Goddess Lakshmi is flanked by two elephants (Gaja). This symbolizes prosperity, strength, and abundance.

Accents: The bottom border of the pendant is adorned with small, hanging pearl or white bead drops.

Chain: Suspended from a sleek, closely-linked chain (likely a box or curb style) with a standard gold finish.

3. Antique Lakshmi Dollar with Pearl Drops (Image image_c60ffb.png)
Style: Temple-style pendant chain.

Finish: Antique gold finish.

Pendant: Features a detailed, circular pendant with a Lakshmi motif at the center, surrounded by intricate floral or geometric patterns. The periphery of the pendant has an outer layer of clear/AD stones.

Accents: A row of white, dangling pearl drops or gold-capped beads hangs from the bottom of the dollar.

Chain: The pendant is connected to a distinctive, elongated, leaf-link or braided chain.

4. Ruby Stone Long Haram Set (Image image_c6f519.png)
Style: Long necklace set, traditionally known as a Haram.

Design: Features a continuous, long chain composed of repeated elements.

Stones: The main design incorporates small, teardrop or round-shaped Ruby (Kemp) colored stones.

Beads: These stones alternate with small, micro-plated golden beads.

Earrings: Comes with matching stud earrings that mirror the ruby stone and small golden bead/pearl cluster design of the chain.

5. Multi-Piece Bridal/Layered Temple Set (Image image_c77ffd.png)
Style: Complete traditional set for festive or bridal wear.

Components: This image displays a full set consisting of a long necklace (haram), a shorter necklace (choker/short necklace), and two pairs of earrings.

Long Haram: Identical to the piece in Image image_c6f519.png, featuring a long string of ruby-colored stones and golden beads.

Short Necklace (Choker): A centerpiece with a deity motif (likely Lakshmi) surrounded by ruby and green (Emerald/Kemp) colored stone accents and pearl drops.

Earrings: Includes a larger, ornate jhumka-style pair and a smaller stud/jhumka pair, both using ruby and green stones with pearl drops.

6. Simple Gold Chain with Teardrop Pendant (Image image_c61ee0.png)
Style: Simple, daily-wear chain with a delicate pendant.

Chain: Features a distinctive chain made of alternating small oval or marquise-shaped links and smaller round links.

Pendant: A small, teardrop-shaped pendant with an intricate filigree or cut-out design in a high-polish gold finish. This piece is less ornate than the “Dollar” pendants.