Antique Indian jewellery collections are beyond mere adornments; they serve as living chronicles of India’s rich history, culture, and artisanal heritage. In every antique jewel lies a story of opulence, grace, and the regal splendour of bygone eras. These charming timeless antique pieces are deeply rooted in Indian historic art, traditions, and culture.
Crafted by our proficient jewellery designers, with care and attention to detail, these antique jewels are inspired by Indian deities and temple architecture, which is known for their sophistication and grace. Each antique piece will have a unique story to tell, and they reflect on the noble tradition and rich Indian heritage. Our showroom has jewels crafted in pure gold embellished with rare stones and gemstones like ruby, sapphire, and coral.
Our wide collection of antique jewels includes pieces such as beautiful antique choker gold necklaces, elegant antique gold nelivu rings, antique golden rings, antique Lakshmi design gold necklaces, antique Lakshmi kasu harams, antique peacock jhumka earrings, antique radha krishna stone haram, antique lakshmi pearl haram and more. Additionally, we also have inspiring classic vintage haram, elegant gold bangles, golden antique pendant, and golden antique manga necklace.
Whether you prefer bold or simple and elegant antique designs, we offer a variety of collections at Karpagam Jewellers. Never miss our unique stone gold haram set, crafted by our skilled designers. It is a unique piece that will make you stand out from the crowd.
Our exquisite collections exude the royal beauty of bygone traditions and artistry. Antique gold jewellery possesses an irresistible allure and steadfastly maintains its timeless value. Our beautifully crafted antique jewels can be worn individually or layered, perfect for any occasion, whether it’s a simple party or a grand wedding. Our antique pieces flawlessly complement any attire. To know more about our collections and services, visit Karpagam Jewellers, our antique gold jewellery showroom in Coimbatore.