Ashtalakshmi Chandra Haram 30 Inches

A statement temple haram built around the Ashtalakshmi — the eight divine forms of Goddess Lakshmi — encircling a central Gaja Lakshmi motif, flanked by regal elephants. Crafted in rich antique gold-tone finish, the pendant is studded with sparkling CZ stones and accented with a touch of ruby and emerald, finished with a cascade of delicate pearl and gold bead drops for that traditional temple-jewelry movement.

Suspended from five elegant chain strands, this 30-inch haram is designed to make a statement at weddings, festive pujas, and special occasions — pairing beautifully with silk sarees and traditional South Indian bridal wear.

• Ashtalakshmi (8 forms of Goddess Lakshmi) temple motif with central Gaja Lakshmi
• Antique gold-tone finish for an authentic temple-jewelry look
• CZ stone work with ruby & emerald accents
• Pearl and gold bead tassel drops
• 5-strand chain, 30 inches in length

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ashtalakshmi Chandra Haram?
It's a long, multi-strand antique gold-finish temple necklace (haram) featuring the eight forms of Goddess Lakshmi arranged around a central Gaja Lakshmi pendant — traditionally worn for weddings and festive occasions.

What is it made of?
An antique gold-tone metal base with CZ (cubic zirconia) stonework, ruby and emerald-colored accents, and pearl bead drops.

How long is the haram?
30 inches — a long, layered style meant to sit gracefully over a saree or lehenga.

What occasions is it best suited for?
Weddings, festive pujas, temple visits, engagement functions, and traditional South Indian bridal styling.

Is it suitable for everyday wear?
This is a statement bridal/festive piece — best kept for special occasions rather than daily wear, both for its design and to preserve the finish.

Styling Tips

• Pairs beautifully with Kanjeevaram or silk sarees in deep jewel tones (maroon, emerald green, or mustard) that let the antique gold pop
• Wear as a standalone statement piece — skip layering with other long necklaces so the pendant stays the focus
• Complements temple jewelry jhumkas or chandbalis in a matching antique gold finish for a complete bridal look
• Works well as the centerpiece for engagement, reception, or Griha Pravesh looks

Care Instructions

• Store in a soft pouch or box, away from direct sunlight and humidity, to preserve the antique finish
• Avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, or other chemicals — apply these before wearing the piece
• Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after each wear to remove sweat or moisture
• Do not soak in water or use harsh cleaning agents/polish
• Keep separately from other jewelry to prevent scratching between pieces