Every Jewel Tells a Story

What is Indriya’s Anantara collection?

Anantara is Indriya’s bridal temple jewellery collection of 22 karat gold harams, short necklaces and jhumkas decorated with Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha, Garuda and Vishnu motifs. Indriya is the jewellery brand of the Aditya Birla Group, launched in 2024 under Novel Jewels Limited, and according to the Aditya Birla Group, Indriya has stores in 12 Indian cities, including Mumbai, Hyderabad and Vijayawada.

Anantara pieces are made in 22K916 gold, which is 91.6% pure, finished in an antique geru tone and set with pearls, rubies and green stones. Every Anantara piece is BIS Hallmarked with a 6-character HUID code. This site features 12 Anantara pieces, 7 necklaces (58%) and 5 pairs of earrings (42%), each linked to its page on indriya.com. Indriya unveiled Anantara in May 2025 for brides in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka, with designs drawn from the Hoysala-era temples at Somanathapura, according to Indian Jeweller and Medianews4u.

What is temple jewellery?

Temple jewellery is South Indian gold jewellery decorated with images of deities, temples and sacred symbols, first made to adorn the idols of Hindu temples. Temple jewellery grew in Tamil Nadu under the Chola and Pandya dynasties, roughly between the 9th and 13th centuries. Nagercoil in southern Tamil Nadu remains a well-known centre of temple jewellery craftsmanship, where artisans continue the tradition passed down through generations. Bharatanatyam dancers adopted temple jewellery for classical dance in the 20th century, and today temple jewellery is the signature jewellery of South Indian brides, worn at weddings, religious ceremonies and festivals.

The three classic temple jewellery motifs are Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity, the peacock for grace and the lotus for purity. Indriya’s Anantara collection draws design inspiration from the Hoysala-era temples at Somanathapura in Karnataka, built in the 12th century and known for intricate stone carvings of deities and floral patterns. According to the Bureau of Indian Standards, real gold temple jewellery must carry three hallmark marks: the BIS logo, a purity grade such as 22K916 (91.6% pure gold) and a unique 6-character HUID code for traceability. Our research found that 8 of the 12 Anantara pieces on this site (67%) are named after a Hindu deity, reflecting the spiritual significance of these designs. Read more in our Temple Jewellery Guide.

How much does Anantara temple jewellery cost?

Anantara temple jewellery costs between ₹1,95,327 and ₹46,67,771 before taxes, based on our research into 11 Anantara pieces listed on indriya.com on 27 October 2026. Across all 11 pieces, the average works out to ₹13,106 per gram of gross weight, close to Indriya’s 22 karat store rate of ₹13,070 per gram on 25 October 2026, a difference of 0.3%. Price per gram ranges from ₹10,678 to ₹15,360, because gross weight includes pearls and stones and making charges differ by design. The most expensive Anantara piece, the Lakshmi Bottu Mala Gold Long Necklace, weighs 336.6 g.

Source: indriya.com product pages, 27 October 2026. Gold prices change daily.

How are Indriya’s Mumbai stores rated?

Indriya’s Mumbai stores are rated 4.8 out of 5 on Google, across 4,416 reviews of 6 stores, according to our research on indriya.com in October 2026. All 6 stores (100%) are rated 4.8 or higher.

• Borivali (W): 4.8 stars, 1,846 reviews (42% of all reviews)
• Sky City Mall: 4.9 stars, 527 reviews
• Phoenix Marketcity, Kurla: 5.0 stars, 28 reviews

Every Indriya store in Mumbai opens at 11:00 AM and closes between 9:00 PM and 11:00 PM. Our research found that 2 of the 6 stores (33%) offer a bridal studio: Borivali (W) and Andheri (W). Indriya customer care is toll free on 1800-210-8383.