The Kirtimukha Silver Thread NecklaceHeritage temple jewellery with the motif of `Kirtimukha' (glory face or grotesque mask that wards off the evil) . This fierce looking, swallowing monster face with huge fangs, and gaping mouth head with its tongue sticking out is extensively used as a decorative motif surmounting the pinnacle; doorways of temples or the images of deities in south Indian architecture. According to mythology Kirtimukha was created from the third eye of Lord Shiva and is

Let your hands soak all the attention when you wear this gorgeous bracelet with red stones

Gross Weight of product (pair)  : 26  grams approx

Any ensemble can be accessorized with the gracefully and minimally functioning Amara Silver toe-rings

is a classic design in traditional indian jewellery

5%) kempu-stone studded `netti chutti' with kempu stones

An ornately designed jhumka handcrafted from Sterling Silver (92

Gross Weight of product (Pendant Only) : 15 grams approx

Wear a heirloom piece of  temple jewellery fit for a bride

Measurements: Length of chain: 18 inches (Extra links provided to adjust length)

Gemstones used: kempu stone (also known as spinel or Ziarcon)

Gross Weight of product  : 84 grams approx

A matching ear-stud in a round shape is paired with it