Temple jewellery, traditionally from South India, includes pieces like the vanki armlet, rakkodi headpiece, and jhumkas, all crafted in gold with rubies and uncut diamonds using the age-old kundan method—it signifies divine blessings for the bride, as we are like goddesses entering a new home. But for my wedding, the heavy temple jewellery felt like a costume; my amma insisted on the full set, yet my most treasured piece was her simple gold chain, thin as a prayer thread, because true significance lies in what is worn every day, not just for ceremony, isn't it?
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