Lakshmi Haram Adukku Kasu Mala
Lakshmi Haram Adukku Kasu Mala
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Lakshmi Haram Adukku Kasu Mala is a long haram from Pavizham by Prabha's Heritage with intricate kasu (coin) strands arranged in the traditional layered Adukku style, at a substantial 10 Pidi length. It is premium heritage imitation jewellery, not solid gold.
- Set includes: The Adukku Kasu Mala haram only. No earrings are included with this piece.
- Material: Premium alloy base.
- Finish: Micro gold-plated with a premium finish.
- Motif: Layered coin strands in the traditional Adukku arrangement.
- Stone: No stone embellishment; the piece draws its richness from the layered coin strands and metalwork.
- Closure: Adjustable hook clasp with an extension chain, for flexible length adjustment.
- Length: Long haram length, 10 Pidi — designed to sit below the collarbone with graceful neckline coverage.
- Structure: Semi-rigid at the top for structure, transitioning into a smooth natural curve at the neckline.
- Brand: Pavizham by Prabha's Heritage.
The motifs on this pendant
The motifs on this pendant
Intricate kasu coin strands are arranged in the traditional layered Adukku style at a substantial 10 Pidi length. This is our unembellished Adukku Kasu design, without stone accents, letting the layered coin strands carry the full visual weight of the piece.
Styling & Occasions
Styling & Occasions
Pair it with a Kanchipuram silk saree from Prabha's Heritage in maroon, emerald, mustard, deep red or peacock blue-green, or with a traditional Kerala Set Mundu. Style with traditional Jhimikki, a round maroon bindi and neatly braided hair adorned with jasmine.
Its 10 Pidi length gives strong ceremonial coverage for weddings, festive occasions and heirloom collections, and pairs beautifully with a pattu pavadai, half saree (davani), or traditional Anarkali suit.
What we claim about this jewellery, and what we do not
What we claim about this jewellery, and what we do not
Care & Storage
Care & Storage
Pavizham by Prabha's Heritage is premium heritage imitation jewellery. Our pieces use a brass-alloy base with either an antique gold-plated or a premium micro gold-plated finish, as stated on each product page — not solid gold, not gold covering, and we do not quote a gold content.
Stones are described by their visible tone: ruby-toned, emerald-toned, AD-toned, clear-toned and pearl-like. We do not represent them as precious gemstones or natural pearls.
We do not publish nickel-free, hypoallergenic or anti-tarnish claims, because we have not verified them. If plated jewellery has irritated your skin before, message us before you order rather than after.
Delivery, Shipping and Returns
Delivery, Shipping and Returns
Ready-to-ship products are normally dispatched within 2–3 business days after payment or COD verification. Indicative delivery after dispatch is 3–5 business days to major metros and 5–7 business days to other serviceable Indian locations. Standard domestic shipping is free on prepaid orders. Cash on Delivery is available on eligible domestic orders below ₹5,000, with a non-refundable ₹250 handling fee.
We ship worldwide to supported destinations, with charges calculated by destination, weight and value. Customs duty, import tax, brokerage and local charges, where the destination country imposes them, are payable by the recipient.
For hygiene reasons, Pavizham jewellery — pierced earrings above all — is final sale, and cannot be returned or exchanged unless it arrives damaged or incorrect. Raise that claim within 48 hours of delivery with one continuous, uncut 360° unboxing video that starts on the sealed parcel and shows the shipping label. To see a piece before you decide, WhatsApp +91 7356777369 with the product link.
Questions buyers ask about this set
Questions buyers ask about this set
Is this real gold, or gold-plated?
Neither, strictly. This haram is premium heritage imitation jewellery from Pavizham by Prabha's Heritage: a premium alloy base with a micro gold-plated finish. It is not solid gold and we do not describe it as gold covering or quote a gold content.
What does 10 Pidi mean?
Pidi refers to the traditional South Indian measure used for haram length, counted by the number of strand-widths across the chest. A 10 Pidi haram sits substantially below the collarbone, giving strong ceremonial coverage.
Does this haram have any stones?
No. This is our unembellished Adukku Kasu design, without stone accents. If you prefer a version with ruby-toned stones, see our Lakshmi Haram Adukku Kasu Mala with Ruby Tone.
How does this haram fasten, and can I adjust the length?
It fastens with an adjustable hook clasp and an extension chain, allowing flexible length adjustment.
Does this come with matching earrings?
No. This listing is for the haram only. Traditional Jhimikki from Pavizham by Prabha's Heritage makes a coordinated pairing.
Is this jewellery skin-friendly?
We do not publish a nickel-free or hypoallergenic claim on this piece, because we have not verified one. If plated jewellery has irritated your skin before, message us before ordering.
How do I care for this haram so the finish lasts?
Keep it away from water, perfume, sweat and chemicals. Wear it after makeup and perfume, remove it before bathing or exercise, wipe it gently with a soft dry cloth after use, and keep it in the Pavizham jewellery box it arrived in.
What do I do if it arrives damaged or the wrong item comes?
Contact us within 48 hours of delivery with your Order ID and one continuous, uncut 360° unboxing video that begins with the sealed parcel and clearly shows the shipping label. Damaged or incorrect items are the exception to the final-sale rule, and that video is what lets us act on the claim.
How quickly will it reach me, and do you deliver abroad?
Dispatch is normally 2–3 business days, then 3–5 business days to major metros and 5–7 elsewhere in India, with free standard shipping on prepaid orders. Cash on Delivery is available on eligible domestic orders below ₹5,000, with a non-refundable ₹250 handling fee. We also ship worldwide to supported destinations; customs duty and local charges are payable by the recipient.
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