Haram/long necklaces

A Haram necklace is a type of long, eleborate necklace deeply rooted in South Indian jewellery traditions. The word "Haram" comes from Sanskrit and Tamil, often meaning a long chain or necklace that extends well below the chest. The length of a necklace symbolises prestige, opulence, prosperity and status. They are worn during weddings, religious festivals, and classical dances. They are believed to bring blessings, protection and good fortune. Traditionally they are worn with a shorter necklace or choker for a complete, layered look- a hallmark of South indian bridal jewellery. Here we have a collection of our own majestic pieces for you to browse.