The Pendant (Centerpiece): The focal point is a large, intricately carved pendant featuring Goddess Lakshmi (the goddess of wealth and prosperity) typically seated on a lotus. It is often flanked by traditional motifs like peacocks or elephants.

The Chain (Haram): The long necklace usually consists of a "Nagas" or "Nakshi" style chain, which involves detailed hand-carving or embossing on gold. It may feature floral links, mango patterns (Manga Malai), or gold beads.

The Earrings: These are traditional Jhumkas (bell-shaped earrings) that mirror the design of the pendant, often featuring a small Lakshmi motif on the stud and a hollow bell decorated with gold droplets or pearls.

Materials: High-quality "fashion" or "one-gram gold" versions are made from brass or copper with a matte gold antique finish. They are often accented with Kemp stones (red/green) and rice pearls.