What are these pieces made of and what stones do they use?

They are brass-based with a gold polish, set with ruby and green potta stones for the colour accents.

How do I adjust the fit with different necklines?

Use the adjustable chain to shift the fall from a snug choker feel to a sitting-at-the-collarbone collar, depending on your blouse or gown neckline.

Which occasions suit Lakshmi, peacock, and ruby–green options?

Lakshmi-centred collars suit temple weddings and pujas, peacock designs work well for sangeet or receptions, and ruby–green palettes read festive for haldi, mehendi, and family celebrations.

How should I care for this antique jewellery?

Keep it away from water, perfume, and humidity; wipe after each wear and store pieces separately in pouches to preserve polish and stones.

Gold Polish Antique Necklace Sets

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Gold Polish Antique Necklace Sets

This antique necklace curation brings 10+ designs from ₹2,800, crafted in brass with a rich gold polish. Expect South-inspired collar silhouettes, Lakshmi and peacock motifs, ruby and green potta stones, and adjustable chains for an easy fit. Each necklace set is paired with hanging earrings featuring drops for movement and balance. For a wider sweep of lengths and motifs, browse the heritage-led styles in the Antique Necklaces collection.

The styles in this edit

Lakshmi motifs anchor deity-led pieces in this group, set in gold polish on brass with ruby and green potta stones that highlight the central icon; drops add a temple jewellery necklace character that suits traditional drapes.

Peacock-themed designs place sculpted birds along the band or as a focal pendant, accented with ruby–green stones and gentle drops for fluidity; if you prefer motif-forward patterns across categories, see our Antique Motif Necklaces.

Temple classics lean into a South Indian necklace profile with collar styles, gold-toned finishes, and festive ruby/green colour stories; explore coordinated options across lengths in Antique Temple Necklace Sets.

Ruby and green hues define the festive palette here, with opaque potta stones that read clearly in photos and evening light; for more colour-play centred on red tones, take a look at Ruby Teardrop Necklace Sets.

How and when to wear them

For wedding rituals and festive pujas, pair a Lakshmi-led collar with a silk saree, lining up the ruby–green stones to the border colours. Peacock pieces balance well with a lehenga or anarkali for sangeet evenings, where the drops add gentle movement. For a kurta set or Indo-western gowns, pick a sleeker collar and use the adjustable chain to sit just at the collarbone. To build a layered temple look, add a shorter piece above this edit and explore depth with Temple Short Necklaces.

Choosing the right piece and caring for it

Match collar width to your neckline: broader collars suit deeper blouses, while slimmer bands work with high necks. If you prefer lighter visuals around the face, choose simpler peacock links; for maximal presence in photos, pick Lakshmi-centred designs with drops. Align ruby and green stone accents to the saree pallu or dupatta embroidery for a cohesive colour read. Keep this antique jewellery away from water, perfume, and humidity; wipe it dry after wear and store each piece separately in a pouch to avoid scratches.

Explore more styles

Prefer a compact pendant-forward shape for everyday functions? Consider Short Antique Pendant Necklaces for easy layering and quick styling. If you’re building a mix-and-match trousseau, combine one deity-led piece with a motif-led collar for varied looks across the season.