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Pendant: A large, intricately carved pendant, often featuring a divine motif such as Goddess Lakshmi.Gemstones and Beads: The pieces are frequently embellished with Kemp stones (traditional synthetic stones used in temple jewellery) in colors like ruby-red and emerald-green.Drops: Pearl drops or clusters are a classic decorative element, frequently used to line the lower edge of the pendant and earrings to add movement and grace.Earrings: The set typically includes matching Jhumka earrings (dome-shaped danglers) with temple-inspired detailing and pearl or stone drops.Metalwork: The decoration involves fine intricate detailing and a rich, traditional antique or matte gold polish on a base metal (often brass or copper alloy) to give it the look of traditional gold.Chain: The necklace portion can be a long haram or a mid-length chain, often composed of bead strings (like green beads) or gold-finished links with traditional motifs.This style of heavy, ornate decoration is typically used for festive occasions, weddings, and traditional ceremonies.