The Rajanya Silver Choker Necklace/ Armlet (Vanki) Style:Necklace Only 5%) and gold dipped

5%) and gold dipped

The fish motif is used widely in temple jewellery as it is an auspicious symbol signifying abundance

This is a traditional necklace with `nakkasi' or `nakshi' work (a form of gilt and repousse technique unique to south Indian temple jewellery) and kempu stone

This maang tikka can also be made in gold finish

It is paired with matching jhumkas

The Rajanya Silver Choker Necklace/ Armlet (Vanki) Style:Necklace Only 5%) and gold dippedA royal looking and ornate peacock motif choker necklace, this is a versatile piece that can be paired with ethnic attire or sarees. It has a intricate pendant with kempu stones and two peacocks attached at both ends. This necklace is crafted in Sterling Silver (92. 5%) using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery. This piece can be worn as a choker necklace that sits close to the neck or even as an armlet or Vanki.