How does the collar temple jewellery set sit on the neck and how is it secured?

It sits close to the neck as a collar and fastens with an adjustable thread, so you can tighten or loosen it for a snug, even fit. The no-drops finish keeps the edge clean and stable.

Which outfits and occasions suit this style best?

It complements silk sarees, lehengas and anarkalis for wedding rituals and festivals. The South design, gold polish and ruby-red/green potta stones pair well with festive weaves.

How should I match the stone colours to my outfit?

Use ruby-red stones against maroon or red borders, and green stones with emerald-toned details. The pear-shaped accents echo pointed blouse motifs and saree pallus.

How do I care for this silver-based, gold-polish piece?

Keep it away from water, perfume and humidity, wipe it dry after wear, and store it separately in a pouch to prevent scratches and preserve the finish.

Temple Silver Collar Necklace Sets

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Temple Silver Collar Necklace Sets

This temple jewellery set brings a classic South collar silhouette on a silver base with gold polish. The temple jewellery necklace is detailed with pear-shaped potta stones in ruby-red and green, set cleanly with no drops for a crisp neckline. Explore 1 design, from ₹8,990, finished with an adjustable thread tie for a custom fit by Adish.

For more silver-based temple pieces in varied lengths and profiles, browse the Silver Temple Necklaces collection.

Motifs and details in this edit

Mango Motif Collection: The traditional paisley-like mango forms create a rhythmic collar line. Ruby-red and green potta stones sit in pear settings along the curve, and the gold polish highlights each contour without any dangling elements.

Lakshmi Grace: Lakshmi motifs anchor the centre for a devotional note. The collar format keeps the deity artwork close to the neckline, while the ruby/green palette ties back to festival silks; explore festival-led options in our Varamahalakshmi Silver Temple Necklace curation.

Peacock Elegance: Sculpted peacock forms bring layered plumage textures within the traditional frame. Pear-shaped stones accent the tail lines, and the no-drops finish keeps the piece structured against the collarbone.

Regal Ruby: Ruby-toned potta stones take focus, tempered with green accents along the arc. The silver base with gold polish gives a warm sheen, and the adjustable thread ensures the collar sits evenly across the front.

When to wear and how to style

Pair this collar with a Kanjeevaram silk saree for muhuratham, or with a lehenga or anarkali for sangeet and reception nights. As a necklace for women who prefer a defined neckline, the close-set collar frames boat-neck and round-neck blouses neatly. Match the ruby-red or green stones to saree borders, and add temple jhumkas and gold-polish bangles for a cohesive set; if you want another short temple option, see our Temple Short Necklaces.

Picking the right set and caring for it

Choose the collar width based on your neck length and blouse cut; a slimmer arc suits higher necklines, while a broader arc balances deep necks. Align stone colours with your outfit—ruby-red with maroons or vermilion, green with emerald-hued borders—so the temple jewellery set reads as one story. The adjustable thread lets you fine-tune comfort for long celebrations.

Keep the piece away from water, perfume and humidity, and wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after wear. Store each jewellery set for women separately in its pouch to avoid scratches and preserve the gold polish and potta stone sparkle.

Explore more styles

If you’re building a broader trousseau, view heirloom-inspired silhouettes in Antique Necklaces. For contemporary sparkle beyond temple jewellery, browse our elegant zircon necklace sets with AD stones in modern cuts.