How do these collars fit on the neck?

They are collar-length antique necklaces with an adjustable chain, so you can set the necklace to sit snugly on or just below the collarbone.

What earrings come with the set, and how long are they?

Each set includes coordinated hanging earrings that measure about 3 cm, giving a neat look without long drops.

Which motif should I pick for my outfit?

Choose elephant or coin–peacock motifs for traditional sarees and ritual wear, floral patterns for softer anarkali and lehenga looks, and ruby–green stone styles when your outfit features those festive hues.

How should I care for brass with gold polish and potta stones?

Avoid water, perfume and humidity, wipe the pieces after each wear, and store them separately in a pouch to keep the polish and stones intact.

Round Prong Temple Necklace Sets

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Round Prong Temple Necklace Sets

Round Prong Temple Necklace Sets bring together temple-style motifs in 8 designs, with prices from ₹1,450.

Crafted in 100% brass with rich gold polish, these antique collar necklaces sit close to the neckline and come with an adjustable chain for a secure fit.

Each set includes coordinated 3 cm hanging earrings, keeping the look neat and drop-free.

If you’re building a larger festive wardrobe, explore similar silhouettes in our Antique Temple Necklace Sets.

The styles in this edit

Elephant Motifs: panelled elephant units line the collar, giving a stately rhythm across the neckline; the rounded edging keeps the profile uniform and temple-inspired.

Floral Patterns: delicate petals and clustered blooms trace the curve of the collar, with smooth gold polish highlighting every contour for a softer, dressy look.

Coin and Peacock Charms: coin discs alternate with poised peacocks to create a traditional, heritage-forward band that reads beautifully in photos and rituals; browse motif-led options in antique motif necklaces for more ideas.

Ruby and Green Hues: ruby-red and green potta stones punctuate the gold base, adding festive colour that pairs well with brocades and Kanjivarams; for compact lengths, see our temple short necklaces.

How and when to wear them

Round Prong Temple Necklace Sets complement silk sarees for wedding rituals, especially when choosing elephant or coin–peacock motifs to match zari-rich blouses.

Pick floral patterns with anarkalis or pastel lehengas for sangeet and engagement functions, where a softer collar sits cleanly over high necklines.

Ruby–green stone versions work well with brocade saree blouses and contrast dupattas during festivals and house pujas.

If you prefer to switch between short and mid lengths across events, compare pieces in our broader antique necklaces to find the neckline coverage you want.

Choosing the right piece and caring for it

Collar styles frame the face; pick bolder elephant or coin–peacock bands for wider necklines, and choose floral lines for a lighter visual weight on smaller frames.

Match ruby-red and green potta stones to borders or blouse colours for a cohesive look, or keep it neutral with plain gold-polish collars when your outfit already carries heavy work.

The adjustable chain helps you fine‑tune where the collar rests on the collarbone, while the compact 3 cm hanging earrings keep the jawline uncluttered.

Care: keep brass and potta stones away from water, perfume and humidity; wipe after wear and store each set separately in a soft pouch to prevent scratches.