Traditional Temple & South Indian Jewellery

Another stunning bajuband design, this one is fully studded with sparkling stones around the central deity motif. The craftsmanship gives it a look of real gold temple jewellery.

This unique bajuband features a Nagas (serpent) and peacock design around the central motif, with a single pearl drop. It has a beautiful antique finish.

A close-up of a temple bajuband with Navratna stones surrounding the Lakshmi motif. The multi-color stones make it easy to pair with different silk sarees.

Here you can see a variety of my bajuband designs laid out. Each piece has unique detailing, from peacock motifs to floral patterns, all with an antique gold look.

This bajuband features a unique design with three distinct temple motifs. The central piece is larger, creating a very grand and traditional look for a bride.

In this video, I am showcasing my wedding season collection of long necklaces or 'haars'. You can see various styles like Lakshmi haar, Chandan haar, and stone-studded haars that look just like gold.

A glimpse of my antique jewellery collection, which includes many temple and Maharashtrian bridal pieces. I am holding a beautiful long haar with a large pendant and pearl details.

My son is presenting our collection of Kamar Pattas, or waist belts. We have them in Temple, AD stone, and Kundan styles, available for both purchase and rent to complete your bridal look.

A beautiful temple jewellery choker necklace with intricate carvings and pearl and green bead drops. This piece adds a touch of divine elegance to any traditional outfit.