The Kavika Silver Kasu-mala Necklace Style:Necklace Only

The Kavika Silver Kasu-mala Necklace Style:Necklace OnlyCoin Jewellery is probably the oldest form of adornment used by humans. Which is why the `Kasu malai' or coin necklace is an iconic design and must have piece in South Indian jewellery. Here we have a petite gold dipped Sterling Silver (92. 5) coin necklace where the coins carry the image of goddess Laxmi (seated on a lotus) and display a single row of `kempu stones' . The skill and craftsmanship exhibited in this piece are truly amazing. It is paired

The price mentioned is for the pair of Kamini Silver Toe-Rings

Handcrafted in pure Sterling Silver (92

This is a traditional Lakshmi Vanki with `nakkasi' or `nakshi' work (a form of gilt and repousse technique unique to south Indian temple jewellery)

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Gross Weight of product (pendant only) : 28 grams approx

This is short necklace that sits close to the neck

Bejewelled with blue kempu stones and dipped in 24 karat gold

Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery the entire piece is crafted in pure silver and oxidised to give a dark finish

The Gutta Pusalu is a classic design from Andhra Pradesh and is named so because the necklace is fringed with bunches of small pearls very similar to  "a shoal of small fish" (gutta)

Height of ear-stud: 1

5%) jhumkas decorated with kempu stones

Gross Weight of product (Pendant Only) : 20 grams approx