Gold Polish With Stone

This traditional golden South Indian temple crown (Kireedam or Mudi) features polished gold work highlighted with selective gemstone studs:

• Structure & Shape: It features a multi-tiered cylindrical body that tapers upward into a classic dome, topped by a smooth, drop-shaped golden finial (Kalasam).

• Metalwork Details:

  • Relief Carvings: The surface is detailed with embossed golden scrollwork, acanthus-style leaf patterns, and traditional lotus petal (Padma) carving near the base and upper rim.

  • Ribbed Pillars: The mid-upper tier includes a ring of vertical ribbed pilasters topped with small floral rosettes.

• Gemstone Accents:

  • Central Medallion: A central teardrop halo (Tilakam) features a pear-cut green emerald, bordered by a ring of white class stones and an outer ring of ruby-red class accents.

  • Horizontal Bands: Two bands of round, cabochon-cut ruby stones frame the middle section, alongside a single line of clear white stones.

  • Base Accent: A single oval-cut dark blue sapphire class stobe set in a gold bezel/polished rests at the bottom rim center.