The Kamakshi Kasina-hara & Earrings (Long)This is a traditional south Indian `kasina hara' or coin necklace, depicting Laxmi the goddess of wealth. Crafted in pure silver and dipped in 24 carat gold this is a long necklace and looks best when worn on a Sari. Part of the Temple Jewellery collection of KO it is crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique jewellery. All pieces in this collection are crafted in Sterling (92. 5) Silver and gold dipped in a special process to give

(Note:The necklace can be bought alone or along with the earrings

5%) using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery and oxidised to give it a dark patina

Gross Weight of product(necklace only) : 36 grams approx

Quintessential bridal-wear

This is a traditional south Indian jhumki with coins depicting Laxmi the goddess of wealth

Gross Weight of product  : 17 grams approx

This necklace has two lines of oval 'kempu' stones joined together by two tiny floral pendants at the side interspersed with green

natural freshwater Pearl

In this ornate nakkasi pendant a scene from Krishna's life is reproduced in rare detail in three dimensional repousse

5%) oxidised necklace is in a choker design and sits very close to the neck

and it can be bought as a single piece or as a pair (two)

lightweight pendant/earrings set in a Oval shape decorated with kempu stones