
Heirloom Ganesha Gold Bridal Necklace
₹8,61,544 approx.
The Anantara Collection · For Varalakshmi Vratham
Welcome Varalakshmi home in gold. Every Jewel Tells a Story.

On Varalakshmi Vratham, homes across Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka welcome the Goddess of prosperity with flowers, kalasham and prayer. Our temple jewellery for Varalakshmi Vratham is crafted for that morning. Each piece carries the motifs of South India’s temples, in gold you can pass down for generations. Whether you are choosing a lakshmi haram for yourself or a gift for your mother-in-law, every jewel tells a story of devotion and family.
From Anantara, Indriya’s bridal temple jewellery collection, chosen for the vratham.

₹8,61,544 approx.

₹13,38,967 approx.

₹3,12,801 approx.

₹46,67,771 approx.
Approximate prices excluding taxes, as listed on indriya.com on 27 October 2026. Gold prices change daily, so check today’s price on indriya.com or in store.
Every design begins with nakshi work, the age-old art of hand-chasing patterns into gold. Our artisans raise tiny figures of Goddess Lakshmi, blooming lotuses and dancing peacocks from the metal. They then finish each piece in a warm antique gold tone that recalls the ornaments of temple deities.
Our temple jewellery necklace designs include kasu mala necklaces strung with Lakshmi coins and layered harams, alongside jhumkas, bangles, armlets and vaddanams. Explore gold temple jewellery for the vratham puja, a family wedding later in the season, or an evening aarti. Pair a temple necklace with matching earrings for the full festive look. Or choose a single antique gold necklace as an heirloom gift.
In Karnataka, the festival is celebrated as Varamahalakshmi. Our designs honour both traditions, with motifs inspired by the temple architecture of South India.

Pair the Heirloom Ganesha necklace with its matching jhumkas for the full festive look.
Varalakshmi Vratham gold jewellery is an investment in your family’s future, so every promise we make is clear.
Every gold piece carries its BIS Hallmark and HUID code, so the purity you pay for is the purity you wear.
Gold rate, making charges and taxes are shown separately on every bill. No hidden costs, only clarity.
Your Indriya jewellery always holds its value. Exchange it for a new design whenever your story calls for one.
Questions people ask
The five things people most often ask Google about temple jewellery, answered in a line or two each.
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Our guide goes deeper, or talk to a jewellery expert.
More questions? Ask Indriya Or ask in a store near youTemple jewellery is traditional South Indian gold jewellery decorated with motifs of deities, temples and sacred symbols such as Goddess Lakshmi, the lotus and the peacock. It was first made to adorn temple idols and classical dancers, and today it is worn by brides and at festivals.
It can be. Traditional temple jewellery is made in 22-karat gold, while fashion versions use gold-plated silver or alloy. Indriya's temple jewellery is BIS Hallmark certified gold with a HUID code, so its purity can be verified.
Most South Indian brides wear a layered set: a choker, a long haram or kasu mala, jhumkas, a vaddanam (waist belt), armlets and a maang tikka. Lakshmi and peacock motifs in an antique gold finish are the most popular bridal choices.
Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cotton cloth after every wear. For a deeper clean, use a soft brush with mild soap in lukewarm water, rinse, and dry it completely. Avoid harsh chemicals, and have stone-set pieces cleaned professionally.
Keep each piece in its own soft pouch or lined box, away from air and moisture. Add a silica gel sachet and keep it away from perfume and sprays so the antique finish does not dull.
Celebrate Varalakshmi Vratham with jewellery you choose in person. Explore the temple collection at an Indriya store in Hyderabad, in Vijayawada or near you. Our jewellery experts will help you find the piece that belongs on your puja plate.