Traditional South Indian temple jewelry mid haram

A large, rectangular gold-toned pendant shaped like a Hindu temple structure (gopuram). Features an intricate depiction of a deity, likely Goddess Lakshmi or Lord Krishna, seated beneath an architectural arch. Accented with red and green enamel work (Meenakari) alongside small inlaid synthetic rubies. The bottom edge is finished with a row of small white seed pearls and hanging teardrop-shaped emerald-green beads. A delicate, double-strand gold-plated chain connects to the upper corners of the pendant.