Gajalakshmi Beaded Three Strand Necklace and Earrings Set

She arrives bearing lotuses, flanked by elephants, draped in the abundance she has always promised. Gajalakshmi, the goddess of prosperity flanked by her sacred elephants, anchors the central pendant of this three-strand temple necklace in a rendering that draws from the devotional goldsmith traditions of South India, particularly the elaborate deity-jewellery vocabulary long practised in Tamil Nadu and Andhra workshops. The pendant cascade measures ten inches (approximately 25 cm) from the collarbone downward, its layered architecture built from brass worked into detailed relief and set with stones whose warm colours echo the mineral palette of traditional temple offerings. Three strands of graduated beading frame the pendant, lending the necklace its characteristic fullness and ceremonial weight, while the matching earrings, two inches (approximately 5 cm) in height and one inch (approximately 2.5 cm) in width, echo the central motif in miniature. The full necklace extends to nineteen inches (approximately 48 cm) on its adjustable length, and the complete set weighs sixty-one grams, with a finish that honours the antique brass sensibility of ritual adornment rather than chasing the brightness of plated pieces. Wear this set with a silk Kanjivaram or a cotton temple-bordered sari for a Diwali puja or Navratri celebration; it reads equally well over an embroidered kurta for a cultural evening where the occasion calls for considered heritage dressing rather than understated minimalism. Brass retains its warmth with minimal care. The free-size adjustable closure ensures comfort across occasions, and the weight sits gracefully against the décolletage without strain.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: Necklace Length Including Adjustable : 19 Inch
  Front End Length : 10 Inch
  Earrings - 2 Inch Height X 1 Inch Width
• Weight: 61.0 g
• SKU: LDD769