People are getting crazy about the traditional yet trending temple designed jewellery nowadays. The temple jewellery is designed by the temple art and is crafted using different shapes, patterns and structures. The silver temple jewellery is generally preferred during the weddings and the festive seasons.
It perfectly complements the traditional occasions and thus looks absolutely adorable with the ethnic Indian outfits.
Indian Silver Jewellery Designs:
Here are some extremely stunning and admirable temple silver jewellery designs in India that would steal your heart.
1. Stunning Temple Silver Jewellery Necklace And Earrings:
The silver temple jewellery set with floral embossed design is quite attractive for a traditional outlook. The matching earrings are given a peacock design with small jingles hanging below. The strong built neck design gives a perfect look to the neck for a gorgeous appearance specially on ethnic sarees and chaniya cholis.
2. Temple Silver Jewellery Pendant:
The temple jewellery basically has the image of any God or Goddess with it. The jewellery is give peacock design with the a posture of the Natraj also known as Shiva. The design also includes pearl design which is also an embossed part of silver. It gives a lavishing look for traditional wear and mostly for dances like Bharatnatyam.
3. Silver Temple Jewellery Necklace:
A long neck design which symbolizes love and eternity is the one with Radha Krishna design. The long neck jewellery has a thick strand giving a leaf design attached to each other. The lovely pendant shows the never ending love. It is the best present to your beloved to carry on traditional outfits like sarees.
4. Silver Waist Belt Temple Jewellery:
Looking for something different and amazing for a special occasion or festival! Try this silver waist belt with the goddess symbols to look different and beautiful. The design can be carried with pride for festivals like diwali, Lakshmi pujan, etc on Kanjivaram sarees.
5. Silver Temple Necklace And Bangle Set:
Not only for regular or festival wear, silver jewellery is also now being used by the brides for an enchanting appearance on their special day. The set consists of a medium neck design with several circular charms, matching earings, bangles and a waist jingle. All these give a perfect wear to the brides. You can also attach a maang tikka with it to complete the set.
6. Silver Temple Jewellery haar with Pearls:
If you love the long and classic necklaces traditionally known as haars, you can try this amazing design. This simple and elegantly beaded haar of three layers would make you look absolutely gorgeous. You can also wear this haar on the traditional and casual occasions and look absolutely stylish and trendy. These days such haars are given popularity without earings.
7. Beautiful silver Temple Jewellery long and short Necklace Set with Peacock Design:
Traditionally people love to wear a set of long and short necklaces. If you too love to wear a beautiful combination of short and long necklaces, you can try this stunning set of beaded temple jewellery. This can be carried with traditional saris and other ethnic garments.
8. Silver Hair Pins Design Temple Jewellery:
Hair pins are not preferred by everybody but these special temple design pins are love by most of the women. They are perfect for wedding occasions and is mostly worn by classical dancers and brides. The temple jewellery can also be handmade for giving it a different and colourful look.
9. Silver Circular Temple Jewellery:
Love to wear long designs for festivals and special occasions! Here you are with a unique silver temple jewellery design which is given several circular charms in silver. The pendant at last also has long jingle strands to make it more fancy. It best suits with matching silver coin shaped earings. It is widely carries with cotton sarees.
Thus this amazing silver temple jewellery is the latest trend setters and you too must get some amazing and attractive temple jewellery in your wardrobe. This jewellery looks absolutely stylish and ethnic.
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