How do I secure the adjustable thread on a collar‑style set?

Tie a firm double knot at the back and centre the main motif just above the collarbone; the thread lets you fine‑tune tension so the set stays aligned.

Is bandhai work used in this design?

No. Bandhai is not used here; the craftsmanship is nakshi on a silver base with an oxidised polish.

What stone type and colours are used?

The set uses potta stones in ruby‑red and green, placed across the motifs and along the edge with drops.

Will an oxidised finish suit daytime and evening events?

Yes. The oxidised polish softens glare, so motifs and ruby‑green accents show clearly in daylight and under warm evening lighting.

Oxidised Ruby Green Temple Necklace Sets

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Oxidised Ruby Green Temple Necklace Sets

This temple jewellery set features 1 design, crafted on a silver base with an oxidised polish and ruby‑green potta stones, from ₹31,500. A collar silhouette, South Indian nakshi panels and neat drops create a traditional temple profile, while an adjustable thread helps set a snug or relaxed fit. For a similar palette and finish in a necklace for women, compare palettes in our oxidised potta stone necklace sets.

The styles in this edit

Lakshmi Collars: Embrace prosperity with Lakshmi motifs arranged across a high‑sitting collar. Ruby‑red and green potta stones punctuate the relief work, and the lower edge is lined with hanging drops; see more motif‑led craft in Silver Temple Necklaces.

Shiva Parvathi Designs: Celebrate the divine union with a central Shiva‑Parvathi plaque flanked by sculpted side elements in an oxidised finish. The collar form keeps the focal motif centred, and the thread tie maintains alignment over structured blouses.

Peacock Grace: Peacock motifs glide along the band, highlighted by alternating ruby and green stones. The softened oxidised sheen lets the motifs and drops read clearly against rich fabrics without glare.

How and when to wear them

Brides can anchor a Kanjeevaram silk saree or brocade lehenga with this temple jewellery set for the muhurtham, reception or a temple visit; the ruby‑green stones echo zari borders and blouse piping. For festival dressing like Varamahalakshmi or Navratri, browse Varamahalakshmi silver temple necklaces to coordinate motifs across outfits. Build a grand stack by layering the collar with picks from temple short necklaces over an anarkali or kurta set, while a single collar pairs neatly with Indo‑western blouses that sit close to the neck. Matching your bindi or bangles to the ruby or green stones gives a cohesive jewellery set for women.

Picking the right piece and caring for it

Choose a collar width that balances your face and neckline; broader bands suit deeper necklines, while petite frames may prefer a slimmer look. Use the adjustable thread to fine‑tune where the central motif rests, and align the ruby‑green stones with your saree border or dupatta trim for a clean match. If you prefer a lighter visual line near the chin, pick designs with shorter drops.

Keep temple jewellery away from water, perfume and humidity to preserve the oxidised polish. After each wear, wipe gently and store the piece separately in a soft pouch so the nakshi work and potta stones remain scratch‑free.

Explore more temple favourites

If you enjoy aged finishes and heritage profiles, discover antique necklaces for additional traditional silhouettes. For a wider universe of motifs in this finish family, view oxidised potta temple necklace sets.