Antique Lakshmi Kemp Stone Pearl Hanging Maang Tikka

Crown your bridal look with this breathtaking Antique Lakshmi Kemp Stone Pearl Hanging Maang Tikka — a devotional masterpiece rooted in the grandeur of South Indian temple jewellery. At its heart sits a hand-crafted Goddess Lakshmi idol, surrounded by swirling gold filigree, vivid Kemp (red) stones, and a lush emerald green cabochon — all set against a richly oxidised antique gold base. A cascading fringe of mint green jade-style beads and delicate seed pearls flows from the pendant, while a graceful peacock-motif chain connects to the hairpin — making this maang tikka a true heirloom centrepiece.

Whether worn as a bridal tikka, a festive hair ornament, or a classical dance adornment, this piece radiates divine grace and timeless South Indian elegance.

• Sacred Lakshmi Motif: The centrepiece features a finely detailed Goddess Lakshmi idol in high-relief gold-tone casting — a divine symbol of prosperity, beauty, and auspiciousness, ideal for bridal and religious wear.
• Kemp Stonework: Hand-set Kemp (deep ruby red) stones in teardrop cuts and a single round emerald green cabochon accent the pendant, staying true to traditional temple jewellery colour palettes.
• Pearl & Jade Bead Fringe: A lush hanging fringe of mint green oval beads and tiny seed pearls adds movement and a soft, feminine contrast to the bold gold setting — elevating the tikka from ornament to statement.
• Peacock Chain Link: The pendant connects to the hairpin via a graceful chain adorned with peacock and floral motif charms accented with polki-style stones — a signature detail of South Indian bridal tikkas.
• Antique Gold-Tone Finish: The oxidised matte gold finish gives a rich, aged heirloom quality — capturing the look of traditional temple gold without the price tag.
• Secure Fish-Hook: Fitted with a sturdy Fish-hook at the top for a secure, adjustable hold — suitable for all hair types and thicknesses.
• Perfect Occasions: Ideal for South & North Indian weddings, Bharatanatyam & Kuchipudi performances, Navratri, Diwali, Onam, bridal photoshoots, and festive saree styling.
• Pairs With: Silk Kanchipuram or Banarasi sarees, bridal lehengas, and temple jewellery sets in ruby-emerald-gold colour schemes.