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The traditional style has remained ubiquitous in gold jewellery even today as a result of cultural beliefs and customs. Traditional gold designs include:
Pearl-Haram-set
Pearl drops or embellishments have always been an element of added glamour in the pearl gold haram sets. The prominence of pearls delicately mounted on gold trellis work designs speaks to the intricacies of the making and how that reflect that haram set feminine yet timeless. They are usually worn on occasion such as weddings and religious celebrations.
Temple-design-haram-set
This particular style features deities and religious motifs thus making the temple jewellery popular and loved. Such haram sets are made of thick gold and carry a vintage appeal. When it comes to tradition, temple-design gold haram sets are perfect because they have been worn by generations in their cultural attires.
Kasulaperu-haram-set
Inspired by the traditional jewellery of South India, kasu haram sets incorporate coin motifs in their designs. The coins are generally termed kasus and are hugely associated with the karnataka and Andhra styles of the gold haram sets. This design is not only traditional but also contemporary because of the merging of simple and elaborate.
Though traditional designs are still popular today, the modern designs have increased due to the growing influence of western culture and the need for niche design shapes. Fresh sets of colours have been incorporated:
Dual-tone-haram-set
Contemporary gold haram sets often come in more than one colour. Most of the time, the metal is in rose or white gold in an effort to create a contrasting effect against the yellow gold, making this set stylish for modern undertones. Rose and white gold are favourites for this jewellery since they work wonders for various attires and skin tones.
Geometric-design-haram-set
Geometric patterns are common place in gold haram sets of jewellery. However, these designs are a departure from conventional designs and offer some manageable elegance to the piece. We can also make simple yet amazing earrings or neckpieces using triangles, circles and squares.
Mikimoto-haram-set
Haram sets also come in the Mikimoto style where the sets consist of high quality Akoya pearls set in gold jewellery. Gold and pearls are a match made in heaven after all, as elegantly and exquisitely as this style is, it is well suited to evening parties and weddings.
Floral-design-haram-set
Floral patterns are further incorporated in the gold haram jewellery. These designs are made using floral motifs which are either embossed or etched on the jewellery. Such decorative pieces are light and dainty making them ideal accessories for light outfits or cocktail functions.
In any kind of jewellery, what you get with the quality of the metal you wear is directly proportional to what you get. Pure gold is extremely malleable; thus, it is alloyed with other stronger metals in the making of jewellery. 22K and 18K gold is mostly used for haram sets because they balance between purity and durability.
A gold haram set is generally heavy in design due to the amount of gold used in making the jewellery. The grandeur of the pieces is increased by the large sized sets and thickness of the designs. However, in the modern day, lightweight harams are also popular for easy wear and comfort without compromising on luxury.
Every gold jewellery is defined by its motifs, and particularly for haram sets, the motifs of the ornaments encompass a wide range from simple geometric shapes to intricate floral designs. Other common motifs that are found are peacocks and paisley which are traditional South Indian designs in jewellery.
Other than the featured metal, gold haram designs can also be embedded with other precious and semi-precious stones such as rubies, emeralds, and kundan. Such stones are generally mounted in the design of the ornament and give it a stylish twist. Deep green haram stones set in gold are a signature style in South Indian traditional ornaments that depict class and culture.
The haram jewellery in gold jewellery portrays the craftsmanship in the jewellery industry. Such pieces, which have been bordered with granulation or filigree work, seem to have been elaborately crafted, hence called artistic. Machine-made sets are manmade, but handmade ones are precious as each piece is unique.
Gold haram sets have found their way into the commercial world and thus are popularly sold through retail stores and online stores like Alibaba.com. Here is a way the sets are distributed and sold:
Retail shoppes
These gold haram sets are normally found in fancy retail gold and jewellery stores, where customers can view and physically try out the products. Over the years, major malls in major cities have set up what more elaborate designs and sets, embracing the regional styles to tradition.
Online marketplaces
Since there is demand for convenience, people are now buying the haram sets online, which is a drawback for ecommerce. This exposure allows customers from across the world the experience of the unique designs of gold haram sets. Description and detailed images of the products heighten customer experience to understand the product before placing an order.
Special orders
This design set is often made by customers requesting haram sets for specific designs for important events of their lives, including weddings and religious celebrations. Thence, the goldsmith is contacted to make a unique piece of jewellery, which is based on a certain design set inspiration or personal taste, materials of choice.
Wholesale distribution
Alibaba.com is a famous marketplace for wholesalers, manufacturers and suppliers providing them with the opportunity to sell and market their jewellery haram sets in gold to enable retailers to purchase these sets in bulk and reap discounts and then resell them.
Haram gold sets are commonly used by niche people because the traditional aspect means that certain cultural and religious people will prefer this type. They are effective for targeted marketing aiming at cultural communities having a high appreciation of such artefacts.
Gold purity is a crucial factor to consider when selecting a gold haram set design. Gold purity in karats indicates its gold content, with 24K being the highest purity level. Gold haram sets primarily come in 22K or 18K, striking a balance between purity and durability. For traditional designs, 22K gold is favoured due to its rich, warm allure.
Consider the design style to match personal preferences or market demands. Elaborately crafted sets appeal to those seeking statement pieces, while simpler, contemporary designs offer versatility.
The haram sets tend to be culturally sensitive to religious or regional practices. They sets like temple jewellery and kasu haram are only preferred because of cultural customs. Different cultures have different sets of designs that are used during the celebrations.
In most gold haram sets, stones are either used as set or embellished, thus, the need to determine any that need to be stone set and the specific stones needed depending on the customer or your stock preference. Precious stones, including emeralds and rubies, of great worth augment the worth of the ornament.
It is very important to be aware of any fashion trend that is current, as this will provide an insight into the sets that are more appealing to the public. While traditional styles have such a strong demand in cultural communities, modern, geometric and dual-tone designs are winning up markets for broader audiences.
The weight and the overall comfort of the wearability of the gold haram sets should be considered. Heavier sets are more valuable but can be inconvenient. Lighter haram sets are preferred because they are comfortable even after a long period of wearing.
A1: In jewellery terms, a 'Haram' refers to the type of long necklace worn by women, while 'set' means accompanied by matching earrings. Hence, a gold haram set is a traditional long gold necklace with matching earrings.
A2: Most gold haram sets are set with precious stones such as rubies, emeralds, and pearls. At times also silver, platinum or other designs with semi-precious stones like kundan and coral may also include other metals like silver, platinum or other designs with semi-precious stones like kundan and coral.
A3: The elaborate and traditional designs, often featuring thick goldwork, intricate detailing, and stone embellishments, make gold haram sets heavy.
A4: Gold haram sets are mostly crafted from 22K or 18K gold, balancing purity and durability to suit intricate designs.
A5: Regular cleaning with a soft, dry cloth and storing in a separate case are required for gold haram sets to prevent tarnishing and maintaining their shine. Professional servicing is recommended for pieces with intricate designs or embedded stones.
