Mango Chocker | Original temple jewllery | Necklace
The rich, deep ruby kemp stones, meticulously set within the stylized mango motifs and contrasted by the vibrant emerald green accents, immediately tell you this choker is a piece destined...
The rich, deep ruby kemp stones, meticulously set within the stylized mango motifs and contrasted by the vibrant emerald green accents, immediately tell you this choker is a piece destined for a truly special performance or celebration. This original temple jewellery mango choker is a testament to the enduring beauty of traditional South Indian craftsmanship, a style we at Shanthi Tailors have come to know intimately over our 57 years. The intricate design features a series of interconnected mango (paisley) and circular pendants, each adorned with premium kemp (spinel) stones in classic ruby and emerald hues. The central circular motifs are further enhanced by a brilliant American Diamond, adding a subtle sparkle that catches the light beautifully, whether under stage lights or during a festive occasion. The choker is meticulously handcrafted from a silver base, lavishly coated with genuine gold leaf, giving it the authentic luster and feel of traditional temple adornments. This isn't just an accessory; it's a piece of heritage, designed to complement the grace of a Bharatanatyam dancer or add a touch of timeless elegance to any traditional ensemble.
The Arangetram & Adornment Choice
For the aspiring Bharatanatyam dancer preparing for their Arangetram, this mango choker offers the quintessential look that respects tradition while allowing for expressive movement. Its secure fit ensures it stays in place through intricate choreography, and the vivid kemp stones photograph beautifully, capturing every nuance of the performance. Beyond the stage, this piece transitions seamlessly into a cherished heirloom for weddings, temple visits, or any significant cultural gathering, reflecting a deep appreciation for authentic Indian artistry. We've seen countless students and patrons choose this very style for its versatility and profound connection to tradition.
💡 Curating Temple Jewellery for Longevity
From our experience helping families preserve their temple jewellery for generations, we always advise storing pieces like this mango choker individually in a soft, airtight pouch or box. The gold leafing, while durable, benefits from being protected from moisture and direct exposure to perfumes or hairspray. A gentle wipe with a dry, soft cloth after each wear will maintain its radiant finish.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Length | Adjustable (approx. 6-8 inches main design, plus chain) |
| Base Metal | Silver Base and Gold Leaved |
| Stones | Premium Kemp (Spinels), American Diamonds |
| Design | Mango Choker, Temple Jewellery motifs |
| Occasion | Bharatanatyam, Arangetram, Classical Dance, Weddings, Temple Wear |
| Care | Store in airtight box, wipe with soft cloth |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What materials are used in this temple jewellery mango choker?
A: This exquisite choker is crafted with a pure silver base, meticulously layered with genuine gold leaf for that authentic temple jewellery finish. It is adorned with premium kemp (spinel) stones in traditional ruby and emerald shades, complemented by brilliant American Diamonds for subtle sparkle, ensuring a piece that truly stands out.
Q: Is this choker suitable for Bharatanatyam Arangetram performances?
A: Absolutely. This original temple jewellery mango choker is a classic choice for Bharatanatyam Arangetrams and other classical dance performances. Its traditional design, secure fit, and vibrant kemp stones are specifically chosen to enhance a dancer's costume and presence on stage, a style we've helped perfect for thousands of dancers since 1967.
Q: How should I care for my gold-leafed silver temple jewellery?
A: To preserve the beauty and luster of your gold-leafed silver temple jewellery, we recommend storing it in an airtight box or pouch, away from humidity and direct sunlight. Avoid contact with perfumes, hairsprays, and lotions. After each wear, gently wipe the piece with a dry, soft cloth to remove any oils or moisture.
Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.