How do I secure and adjust the Ruby Green Long Temple Haar?

These pieces come with an adjustable thread tie-back, so you can knot it to sit just below the collarbone or lower over the blouse, depending on your neckline.

Will a long temple haar feel heavy for long events?

As long haars are designed to make a statement, expect a substantial feel from the silver base, motifs and drops; adjusting the tie for balanced weight distribution helps with comfort during extended wear.

Which outfits suit the Lakshmi or peacock motif styles best?

Lakshmi motifs pair beautifully with bridal silk sarees for muhurtham and temple ceremonies, while peacock motifs complement lehengas and anarkalis for sangeet or festive gatherings.

How should I care for potta-stone temple jewellery?

Keep the piece dry, avoid perfume or hairspray contact, wipe with a soft cloth after use, and store it separately in a pouch so the potta stones, drops and filigree remain scratch-free.

Ruby Green Long Temple Haar

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Ruby Green Long Temple Haar

Ruby Green Long Temple Haar in silver by Adish comes in 2 designs, from ₹21,950. These are long temple necklace sets crafted in silver with gold polish, set with ruby-red and emerald-green potta stones for a classic South look. Filigree detailing and graceful drops add movement, and an adjustable thread lets you set the fall precisely over your saree pleats or blouse neckline. If you’re browsing beyond this edit, see kindred pieces across our Silver Temple Necklaces.

Motifs in this edit

Peacock Motifs: Sculpted peacocks stride along the haar path, their forms framed by filigree work and highlighted with ruby-green potta stones; the hanging drops finish the lower edge for a fluid silhouette.

Mango Motifs: The traditional mango (paisley) shapes repeat through the length, symbolising prosperity, with alternating ruby and green potta stones that read richly against the gold-polished silver base.

Lakshmi Motifs: Divine Lakshmi motifs anchor the composition, paired with ruby-green accents and neat drops that suit bridal rituals and temple ceremonies.

Mixed Motifs: A curated blend of peacock, mango and Lakshmi elements creates a layered temple narrative, with filigree textures and colour-play from the potta stones keeping the long line visually balanced.

When and how to wear

Drape a Kanjivaram silk saree for wedding rituals and let the long haar sit below the collarbone so the drops skim the pallu border. For a sangeet or reception lehenga, centre the piece over a deep blouse neckline and match the ruby-green stones with your border colours. Anarkali sets for festive pujas also pair well; layer subtly with Temple Short Necklaces to frame the face without crowding the neckline.

For Varalakshmi Vrata and other South celebrations, explore coordinated designs in Varamahalakshmi Silver Temple Necklace. Each Ruby Green Long Temple Haar becomes the focal point, so keep earrings proportionate and let the drops provide the movement.

Picking your piece and care

Choose motif density and pendant scale to suit your height and blouse depth; a more elongated run of motifs lengthens the torso, while a compact centre works for higher necklines. The adjustable thread lets you fine-tune where the central section sits, and the long profile complements round, sweetheart and V necks.

Match ruby and green stone tones to your saree border or dupatta for a cohesive palette. Keep the silver base with gold polish away from water, perfume and humidity; wipe after wear, and store each piece separately in a soft pouch so the drops and filigree don’t tangle or abrade.

Explore more temple looks

Prefer a deeper, heritage vibe? Browse our Oxidised Potta Temple Necklace Sets for a darker finish with the same ruby-green palette. If you’re comparing silhouettes beyond the Ruby Green Long Temple Haar, discover broader motifs and period-inspired work in Antique Necklaces.