The Pushpalakshmi Silver Bridal Armlet or VankiOrnate and royal this traditional Lakshmi Vanki with `nakkasi' or `nakshi' work (a form of gilt and repousse technique unique to south Indian temple jewellery) is sure to make any bride feel special. Goddess Lakshmi sitting on a lotus forms the center piece of the vanki while kempu stones are used to add a touch of colour. The sheer intricacies of design and flawless craftsmanship make this armlet special. The shape of the Vanki is a V which ensures

Measurements:Length of chain: 20 inches (Extra links provided to adjust length)

dome-shaped jhumka that is decorated with two rows of red kempu stones

The jhumka has been oxidised to accentuate the design and comes with a hook

Crafted by skilled artisans

hair-ornament studded with kempu stones

this light-weight traditional `Kasu malai' necklace is crafted by weaving gold-dipped silver coins into maroon thread

Attract all the attention with this unusual shape coin- jhumki

The pair has been crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery and comes with a push-back

A truly unique design that you can wear with elan

lightweight pendant/earrings set in a `tear-drop' shape decorated with kempu stones

The attractive gemstone design makes it a great match with outfits of any colour or design

Measurements: Length of entire Maang Tikka : 6