Thaali

This traditional Thali (Thirumangalyam) pendant associated with Lord Venkateswara features classic South Indian temple jewelry design, rich symbolism, and warm 22-karat gold finishing.

• Dome & Central Design: The main body is formed as a smooth, convex golden/golden polish dome (Kumkum Sombu or Pottu motif), symbolic of auspiciousness, prosperity, and divine protection.

• Central Gemstone: Resting directly at the center of the dome is a polished, cabochon-cut green emerald class stone (Maragatham), set within a delicate gold bezel ring.

• Outer Ruby Frame: The outer circumference is framed by a continuous halo of 26 round, bezel-set ruby-red class stones (Manikkam), creating a glowing border around the central dome.

• Beaded Inner Border: A fine, rope-patterned beaded gold border (Gundu wirework) separates the central dome from the outer gemstone halo.

• Top Floral Bail: The suspension loop (Bail) at the top features a four-petaled golden flower motif holding a small round ruby, allowing the pendant to be strung onto a gold chain or Thali saradu (sacred cord).