Is any bandhai work used in these designs?

No. These pendants are crafted without bandhai, keeping the motifs clean and focused on the metalwork and stones.

What stones are featured in these temple pendants?

Designs use zircon for sparkle and potta for traditional detailing; select pieces include colourful navratna layouts.

What stone shapes are used in this collection?

Round stones dominate the setting, creating defined borders and even halos around central motifs.

Gold Polish Zircon Temple Pendants

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Gold Polish Zircon Temple Pendants

This temple pendant edit brings 20+ designs in 100% silver with rich gold polish and zircon sparkle, from ₹1,350.

Traditional South-inspired layouts, round AD stones and potta detailing define the look, while no hanging drops keep the profile neat.

Most designs are compact at around 3 cm and about 2 g, easy for everyday wear as well as celebrations.

Pieces from Adish and RIDHI appear in this curation; add your own chain — chain not included. For a wider view of motifs and sizes, explore our full selection of silver temple pendants.

The styles in this edit

Floral Motifs: Intricate petals and leaf trails take shape in gold polish over silver, highlighted with zircon accents and potta centres for a classic temple look.

Peacock Elegance: Arched peacock profiles with defined feathers sit close to the neckline, their curves lined with tiny round stones for added zircon sparkle.

Traditional Teardrops: Drop-shaped silhouettes with a central teardrop framed by a precise border of round AD stones keep the piece structured and crisp.

Navratna Creations: Vibrant navratna stones arranged in floral or clustered layouts bring colour to the gold-polished frame, often paired with zircons for contrast.

How and when to wear them

For silk sarees at wedding rituals or festive pujas, choose a peacock or navratna temple pendant that sits at the collarbone; add small jhumkas and stacked bangles for a coordinated temple jewellery mood.

Teardrop or floral designs complement lehengas and anarkalis, balancing embroidered necklines without feeling heavy.

For office or college, a minimalist round or petite floral on a slim chain pairs well with a kurta set or Indo-western separates.

To layer, mix your pendant with short chains or collars — our edit of short antique pendant necklaces helps create that tiered neckline. If you prefer a ready-matched duo, browse pendant sets for coordinated options.

Choosing the right piece and caring for it

Pick size by neckline: compact 3 cm pieces sit well on high blouses and daywear; slightly broader motifs suit open saree or anarkali necks.

Match stones to your palette: zircon works with pastels and neutrals; navratna colours add a lively accent to multi-hued outfits; potta detailing leans traditional.

If you like lighter jewellery, look for pieces around 2 g with clean edges so they rest flat and stay comfortable through long events.

Care tips: keep away from water, perfume and humidity; wipe with a soft dry cloth after wear; store each pendant separately in a pouch to protect the gold polish and stones.