Traditional Jewellery for Celebrating South Indian Festivals
                     Traditional 
Jewellery for 
Celebrating South 
Indian Festivals
Festivals are meant to bring a lot of happiness to faces, 
along with food, festivities, new clothes, jewellery and 
lots of enjoyment.
• Festivals in South India are a significant part of our rich 
cultural heritage.
• Along with traditional attire, jewellery plays a vital role 
in enhancing the festive look of women.
• In this presentation, we will explore the must-have 
festival jewellery pieces for celebrations in South 
India.
Celebrating South Indian 
Festivals
Temple Jewellery
• Temple jewellery is a timeless and popular 
choice, featuring intricate designs and heavy 
appearance.
• It is commonly worn during festivals and special 
occasions like weddings.
Manga Malai or 
Mango Necklace
• The manga malai boasts a unique appearance, 
with small golden mangoes linked in a delicate 
chain.
• Often made of gold and adorned with precious 
stones, it exudes gracefulness and elegance.
Jhimik or Jhumka
• Jhumkas are bell-shaped earrings cherished 
across India, completing the traditional look of 
women.
• Available in various sizes, shapes, and designs, 
they can be matched with the outfit and other 
jewellery.
Nose Ring
• Nose rings are a traditional and elegant addition 
to any festive look, available in different sizes 
and shapes.
• They are particularly popular in marriages and 
special functions, adding a touch of royalty.
Kadas or Bangles
• Special kadas, solid metallic bracelets, are a 
must-have for festival occasions.
• Made of gold and adorned with various stones, 
they symbolize marital status and beauty.
Lakshmi Haar
• The Lakshmi Haar, a long gold necklace with 
intricate designs, signifies wealth and prosperity.
• Adorned with religious motifs, it is commonly 
worn during festivals like Pongal and Diwali.
Nethi Chutti or 
Maang Tikka
• Maang tikkas are beautiful headpieces that add 
elegance to traditional attire.
• Made of gold and adorned with various stones, 
they symbolize marital status and beauty.
Oddiyanam
• The traditional belt, Oddiyanam, enhances the 
charm of any traditional outfit.
• Crafted with intricate designs and precious 
stones, it symbolises cultural roots.
Vanki
• Vanki, an armlet or armband, is a 
prized possession worn on the upper 
arm.
• It is often gifted to women during 
festivals and features exquisite 
designs.
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