Crystal Bead Long Haram Sets
Five strands of faceted crystal beads, gathered at gold spacer bars set with kemp stones, and finished with a cast Lakshmi pendant. The strands give the piece movement a solid collar cannot have, which is why a haram catches light continuously as you walk.
Long enough to fall below the bust, so it layers over a short temple collar or stands alone against a plain blouse. Green and maroon, both with matching jhumkas.
Peacock Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Twin Peacock Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Round Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Compact Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Ornate Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas - Maroon Beads
Emerald Green Lakshmi Crystal Bead Long Haram Set with Jhumkas
Questions people ask about crystal necklace set online
How long are these?
Haram length - they fall below the bust, roughly towards the waist depending on height. They are usually layered under or over a shorter temple collar rather than worn alone.
Are the beads glass or plastic?
Faceted glass crystal. That is what produces the flash when they move. A plastic bead the same size would be noticeably lighter in the hand and flat under light.
Which colour is harder to find?
Green. It is the one that sells out around wedding season, because it sits particularly well against red, maroon and cream silks.
What is this jewellery made of?
Every piece is Zamak alloy with a high gold-plated finish, and is lead and nickel free. It is imitation jewellery, not solid gold, which is exactly why a bridal-scale set costs a few hundred rupees instead of a few lakh.
How do I keep the gold plating from fading?
Put the jewellery on last, after perfume and hairspray, and take it off first. Wipe it with a dry cloth after wearing and store it in the pouch it arrived in, away from damp. Treated that way the plating holds its colour for years of occasion wear.