Temple Jewellery Pieces To Cherish Now And Forever

These intricate pieces of art can be cherished for generations to come

Nov 4, 2025
  • Janhvi Kapoor wearing temple jewellery
    Janhvi Kapoor wearing temple jewelleryInstagram/Janhvi Kapoor

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    Here are our favourite temple jewellery pieces wear on your big day, and pass down through generations.

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    This beautiful, intricate necklace from Tanishq has little idols of Lord Rama, Lord Lakshman, Goddess Sita and God Hanuman with incredible detailing—the details on their clothes, jewellery, mace, bow and arrows carved with magnificent detailing.

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    You can be wearing the most dull, simple, and subdued saree with this necklace from Jaipur Gems, and it will still make for an absolutely stunning look. The pink beads on this massive necklace will add a pop of color to the look, adding an extra layer to an already exquisite look.

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    However, if you are looking for something more simple and minimalistic, you can opt for this necklace from Malabar Gold & Diamonds. Traditional, minimalistic brides, wya?

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    With all the details on this necklace visible with utmost clarity, the craftsmanship on this necklace by RK Jewellers looks impeccable.

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    Temple jewellery traces its origin back to South India; and if you are looking to embrace the traditional South Indian aesthetic at your wedding, we suggest wearing a kamarbandh on your big day.

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    Simple, classic, and irresistibly beautiful, this necklace from Khanna Jewellers will remain relevant for generations to come.

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