Tavisi Mango Palakka Long Haram with Ruby & Emerald Stone – Brass Traditional Necklace
Description
Elevate your traditional look with this elegant Mango Palakka Long Haram, designed with a classic South Indian jewellery pattern. This beautiful brass long haram features repeated mango-shaped green stones accented with intricate ruby stone detailing and a statement central pendant with a large green palakka stone.
The traditional mango motif gives this Palakka Haram a graceful Kerala-inspired ethnic appearance, while the detailed stone work adds richness and elegance. The long-length design makes it perfect for creating a traditional layered jewellery look with sarees and ethnic outfits.
This Mango Palakka Long Haram for women is ideal for weddings, festivals, receptions, temple visits, family functions and other traditional occasions.
Key Features
- Traditional Mango Palakka Long Haram
- Elegant South Indian jewellery design
- Made with brass
- Beautiful green Palakka stones
- Detailed ruby stone & Emerald Stone accents
- Repeated mango-shaped stone design
- Large statement central pendant
- Elegant pearl drop detailing
- Long haram necklace design
- Traditional Kerala and South Indian style
- Suitable for women
- Perfect with sarees and ethnic outfits
- Ideal for weddings, festivals and special occasions
Specifications
Product Type: Long Haram / Long Necklace
Design: Mango Palakka / Traditional South Indian
Material: Brass
Stone Type: Palakka Stones & Ruby Stones
Main Stone Colour: Green
Accent Stone Colour: Ruby Red
Pendant: Large Green Palakka Stone Pendant
Details: Mango Motif, Ruby Stone Work & Pearl Drops
Style: Traditional South Indian / Kerala Jewellery
Suitable For: Women
Occasion: Wedding, Festival, Reception, Traditional & Party Wear
Care Instructions
Keep the brass long haram away from water, perfume, cosmetics, sweat and chemicals. Remove before bathing, swimming and exercising. Store the Mango Palakka Haram separately in a dry jewellery pouch or box. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after use. Avoid rubbing the palakka and ruby stones against hard surfaces.