Antique gold-finished temple Haram-Pink

Features a dual-layered design made of overlapping small gold coins (kasu), a hallmark style of traditional South Indian bridal wear. Interspersed along both sides of the chain are teardrop-shaped pinkish-red ruby cabochons that add vibrant pops of color. A large, rectangular temple-style statement pendant hangs at the bottom. It features a detailed relief carving of Goddess Lakshmi flanked by elephants (Gaja Lakshmi), symbolizing wealth and prosperity. The bottom edge of the pendant is fringed with delicate white seed pearls and alternating teardrop-shaped red beads. Small, round gold studs featuring the same intricate image of Goddess Lakshmi. Traditional dome-shaped jhumka bells hanging underneath