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Kerala’s Dazzling Heritage: A Deep Dive into Traditional Kerala Jewellery Designs

Kerala, often called God’s own country, is not just renowned for natural beauty but also its cultural heritage. And nothing best reflects the rich heritage of Kerala than gold jewellery. These traditional relics often feature religious figurines, intricate detailing, and alluring motifs that make them extra special. Let’s take a deep dive into why Keralities endearingly cherish Traditional Kerala jewellery designs, each with its own unique story to tell. 

Pulinakha Necklace

Pulinakha translates to the nail of a tiger in Malayalam. The pulinakha necklace features a set of tiger’s nails stacked together. This jewellery piece has its roots in ancient Kerala traditions. It holds many spiritual connotations, like power and protection. Pulinakha necklace goes extremely well with traditional Kerala sarees and other traditional outfits. Malayali women sport them for auspicious occasions and festivals. They are believed to lend the wearer protection and valour. Looking to take a bride by surprise on her big day, symbolising her transition to a new phase of her life? Then shop Kerala jewellery from none other than Jos Alukkas.

Pulinakha Necklace / Pulinakha maala

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Mullamottu Necklace

Mulla is nothing but jasmine flowers. Kerala weddings are incomplete without jasmine flowers. The Mullamottu necklace is a staple of Kerala bridal jewellery featuring intricate jasmine buds stacked together, representing beauty and grace. Available in short and long chains, the mullamottu necklace reflects purity and devotion. A mullamottu necklace is one of the iconic heirloom jewellery pieces that can be passed down to generations. Another variation of the mullamottu necklace is the pichimottu necklace, featuring pichi flowers. 

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Palakka Necklace

Palakka means the seed of the Pala tree. The true charm of a palakka necklace lies in the green stones that the necklace is embedded with. This traditional Gold Jewellery piece is celebrated for its allure and cultural symbolism. They also feature emerald stones in between. Keralites regard palakka leaves with prosperity and abundance. Palakka necklaces can be treasured heirlooms and as cherished accessories that can turn heads. 

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Lekshmi Manga Necklace

The traditional lekshmi manga necklace has the best of both worlds: the religious motif and the silhouette of mango. This jewellery piece comes with mango-shaped pendants arranged together, with a statement locket in the middle. They often feature gemstones, elevating their charm. Mango carries deep meaning, including love, fertility, prosperity, and wealth. A lekshmi manga necklace is one of the iconic heirloom jewellery pieces that can be passed down to generations. Shop Kerala traditional jewellery online that your heart desires at Jos Alukkas! 

Lekshmi Manga Necklace

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Elakkathali

Elakkathali, as the name suggests, is an enchanting collar necklace that matches every movement and sparkles with every move. Elakkathali is a classic Kerala jewellery design that sits above other necklaces and is crafted out of intricate gold strands. Elakkathali has been an intricate part of the Christian jewellery ensemble of brides. It’s a go-to jewellery for Mohiniyattam dancers in Kerala too. 

Elakkathali

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Lakshmi Kasu Necklace

The traditional lakshmi kasu necklace is all about Lekshmi Devi, the deity of wealth, embossed in dainty coins. Crafted out of gold, the traditional lakshmi kasu necklace is crafted out of gold, making it a classic ornament. They are said to attract wealth and prosperity, as symbolised by Goddess Lakshmi. They are often gifted to brides, showering blessings for a happy married life. Lekshmi is embedded in the coin to invoke blessings on the newly married couple. 

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Nagapadam Necklace

The worship of snakes is deeply rooted in the heritage of Kerala. As the name denotes, a nagapadam is nothing but the hood of a snake. The motifs stacked in a nagapadam necklace are similar to a snake hood and are crafted of coloured glasses or gemstones. Rubies and emeralds are often spotted in a nagapdam necklace. They are believed to lend protection and strength to the wearer. It also fits well with festive outfits, said to avert evil energies and bring good fortune. Nagapadam necklace closely resembles Palakka Mala in terms of its motif designs. The Nagapadam necklace makes snakes a thing to be treasured, not feared. Shop Kerala traditional jewellery set from the best ever collection featured in Jos Alukkas Online!

Nagapadam Necklace

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Poothali Gold Necklace

Poothali translates to poo (flower) and thali (pendant). This classic accessory features floral designs, reflecting the affinity to nature. They exude elegance, making it a go-to jewellery piece for Malayali brides. Poothali mala features rectangular gold shapes that showcase intricate flowers and leaves. Malayali women often sport them for a variety of occasions, starting from weddings and religious occasions to celebrations. The design of poothali is inspired by the flower garlands sported by Malayali women. Are you enchanted by our gold jewellery collection that’s classic and elegant? Go ahead and shop now!

Poothali Gold Necklace

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Gold Jhumka

A gold jhumka is a staple in Kerala bridal jewellery range. They are characterised by a bell shape that bears resemblance to an open umbrella. Normally featuring meaningful motifs, beads, and intricate designs, jhumkas are adorned by both brides and non-brides across India. They are available in a variety of designs, budgets, and sizes, catering to every woman. No matter the size of the jhumka, be it small, large, or in between, our gold jhumkas are renowned for their versatility and charm. 

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Lekshmi Bangle

Lekshmi Bangle is a bangle characterised by lekshmi motif, often embedded with intricate designs. Women adorn themselves with lekshmi bangles for a variety of occasions, from weddings to festivals and religious ceremonies. Goddess Lekshmi herself is a harbinger of prosperity and good fortune. If you’re looking to gift Kerala jewellery to someone special, it’s one of the best gifts to consider. When it comes to Lekshmi bangles, you’re spoilt for choices here at Jos Alukkas! Come, check out our bangle range!

Lekshmi Bangle

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Palakka Bangle

The palakka bangle is characterised by a palakka motif and is one of the beloved gold jewellery pieces by Keralites. The leaves are normally crafted out of green and red stones or enamel. The simplicity of these bangles is what draws women towards buying them. The Palakka bangle pairs well with our Palakka necklace and Palakka earrings. If you’re seeking a palakka bangle to adorn yourself with, then look no further than Jos Alukkas! 

Palakka Bangle

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Gold Manga Palakka Earrings

Gold manga palakka earrings embody the charm of palakka leaves and mangoes, a combination that results in unique and catchy accessories. Crafted out of gold, it’s common to find women sporting gold manga palakka earrings for special occasions. These earrings reflect the rich agricultural heritage that Kerala possesses and are a sign of prosperity and fertility. 

Gold Manga Palakka Earrings

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Traditional Kasu Gold Earrings

A traditional Kasu gold earrings stand out with its kasu coin, embedded with goddess Lekshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. Crafted out of gold, a traditional Kasu are often gifted to brides, sending them blessings for a prosperous and happy married life.  gold earrings can be sported on different occasions and can be gifted to your loved one. They are often gifted to brides, sending them blessings for a prosperous and happy married life. 

Traditional Kasu Gold Earrings

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Traditional Green Nagapadam earrings

The traditional green nagapadam necklace pairs very well with the traditional green nagapadam earrings and is inspired by the shape of the snake hood. Some stones are embedded in the earrings to complement the green stones. The nagapadam earrings are unique on their own and are said to bring good fortune and protection to the wearer. If you’re seeking gold jewellery on a budget, then our traditional green nagapadam earrings are the best choice for you. 

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Thalikootam Necklace

Yet another necklace sported by Kerala brides is a thalikootam necklace. A set of thalis are strung on a chain; it’s a sacred necklace worn by women. A symbol of marital status and commitment, the thalikootam necklace. The best part about a thalikootam necklace is that it can be worn as a statement piece or mixed and matched with other necklaces. What makes the thalikootam necklace a treasured accessory is its unmatched craftsmanship and attention to detail. 

Thalikootam Necklace

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Embrace the Elegance of Jos Alukkas Kerala Jewellery Design

The classic Kerala jewellery is not just an adornment piece but reflects the rich cultural heritage. From the standout design of the Pulinakha necklace to the unmatched charm of the thalikootam necklace, the Kerala jewelry set prevails to be a source of pride for Keralites. Sported as daily wear, festive wear, or office wear, these classic jewellery pieces continue to stay as eternal treasures that transcend generations. Wearing traditional Kerala jewellery is not just about style but about paying a tribute to the heritage and identity of Kerala. 

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As mentioned earlier, the purity of gold, especially in jewellery, is typically expressed in karats (K). Karats measure gold purity as a fraction of 24. So, 24 karat (24K) gold is considered pure gold. Another way to represent gold purity is through a system called fineness, which expresses the amount of pure gold in parts per thousand. This unit is more commonly used for gold bars and bullion than for jewellery. Here, pure gold is marked as 999.9 fine, indicating 999.9 parts of gold out of a 1000.  Why Pure Gold Isn’t Always the Best Choice While pure gold is definitely the most valuable form, it is also quite soft and malleable, which makes it less ideal for crafting jewellery. Imagine someone gifting you a pair of stunning gold bangles and they bend the first time you try to put them on! To make gold stronger and more suitable for intricate jewellery work, other metals such as copper, silver, zinc, or nickel are added. These combinations form gold alloys, which enhance durability and allow jewellers to craft meticulous ornaments. For example: 22 karat gold contains 22 parts gold and 2 parts other metals, making it 91.6% pure. This is what’s commonly referred to as 916 gold. 18 karat gold is made up of 75% gold and 25% other metals, giving it a fineness of 750. In other words, it is 3 parts pure gold and 1 part alloy. Lower karats such as 14K (58.3% gold) or 10K (41.7% gold) contain even less gold, and while they are more affordable and durable, they lack the rich tone and prestige of higher-karat jewellery. All these different standards of gold serve unique purposes. Among them, 18K gold is one of the most popular choices in jewellery along with 22K. However, with gold prices reaching the stratosphere, many now find it affordable to opt for 18 karats instead of 22. But that’s not all; 18K gold also offers several advantages you won’t get with other options. What Makes 18 Karat Gold So Popular? We have already seen that the extent to which other metals are present in gold jewellery significantly changes the overall properties. In this regard, one of the most noticeable factors is durability. The purer the gold, the softer and more prone it is to bending, scratching, and losing shape over time. While 24 karat gold is pure and visually striking, its softness makes it unsuitable for most types of jewellery. 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If it were made from 18 karats, you would not run into such problems. 18K gold is harder and more scratch-resistant than higher-karat gold, while consisting of more gold than lower-karat gold. This makes it suitable for crafting ornaments like gold chains, rings, bracelets, bangles, and earrings that can be worn everyday. A Rich Golden Hue That Stands Out Another key advantage of 18K gold jewellery is its alluring colour. The addition of other metals can subtly shift gold’s hue. While lower karats may result in paler or more muted tones, 18K gold retains a vibrant, warm golden hue that’s both classic and elegant. Many consider this rich colour to be the perfect embodiment of gold’s natural beauty. The allure of gold often lies in its ability to spellbind onlookers at first sight – and this magic is at its strongest with 18K gold. So if you’ve been eyeing that 18K gold necklace and earring set for a while, rest assured – its radiant colour is sure to shine bright. Design-Friendly and Versatile For artisans, 18K gold provides the perfect medium to showcase their creativity and skill. Its balanced composition makes it easier to mould and shape, allowing jewellers to create more intricate, detailed, and artistic pieces. And for you wonderful souls, that translates to a larger collection of elegant designs to choose from. This is one of the reasons why 18K gold is commonly used to make engagement rings and other gold jewellery that require detailed designing. Perfect for Sensitive Skin The presence of some metal alloys in jewellery can cause irritation or allergic reactions, especially for people with sensitive skin. However, due to the relatively high gold content and lower proportion of reactive metals, 18 karat gold is generally considered hypoallergenic. This makes it a safe choice for anyone who wants to wear their favourite jewellery pieces comfortably, every day. A Few Trade-Offs to Keep in Mind So, should you rush to buy that 18K women’s gold necklace without a second thought? Honestly, why not! In fact, we can even throw in a few design suggestions that are bound to turn your head. Still, it is always a good idea to weigh both sides before making a choice. As you have probably gathered by now, there are a couple of areas where other gold karats may have the edge over 18K – depending on what you’re looking for. It’s Expensive than Lower Karats With 75% pure gold content, 18K jewellery naturally comes with a higher price tag. It is more affordable than 22K, but still significantly more expensive than 14K or 10K gold. If you are working with a tight budget, you might want to consider waiting until you are ready to invest in a piece that truly speaks to you. You can check the live 18 carat gold jewellery rate and compare it with 24 and 22K rates on the Jos Alukkas website. Not the Hardest Option Out There One of the key reasons pure gold (and even 22K) is not recommended for everyday wear is because of its softness. While 18K gold offers a much sturdier alternative, it still does not match the resilience of 14K or 10K gold when it comes to scratch resistance and overall hardness. These lower-karat options are often better suited for jewellery that’s exposed to a lot of daily wear and tear. However, these are not dealbreakers. Choosing the right kind of gold depends on your needs and lifestyle. Generally speaking, if you are looking for a gold jewellery that strikes a balance between high purity of gold and elegance, and if it is something you would love to flaunt often, then 18K gold just might be the ideal match for you. Popular 18K Gold Jewellery Pieces 18 kt Ivy Rose Gold Necklace 18K gold bracelet for ladies – a blend of style and comfort Stylish Moon pearl 18 kt Ivy Rose Gold Bracelet Lustre Glow Diamond Necklace Why Buying 18 Karat Makes Sense! In less than five years, the price of pure gold has doubled – from around ₹5,000 per gram in June 2020 to over ₹10,000 in April 2025. It is safe to say that 18 karat gold has emerged as a clear-cut option in this scenario. Beyond its rich colour, strength, variety of designs, and everyday wearability, it offers a perfect middle ground – high purity without the high price tag. As more people recognize its value, we are seeing a clear shift in the jewellery world, with 18K becoming the go-to standard for many. So if you have been eyeing that particular 18 karat piece, don’t hold back – make it yours, and wear it with pride. FAQs About 18K Gold Jewellery Is 18K gold good for daily wear? Yes, 18 karat gold is considered quite suitable for ornaments that are worn daily. Since it is strong and durable, it won’t easily scratch, bend or lose shape. It also has that golden glow and luster. If you are buying 22 karat gold, it is generally considered not suitable for daily wear. 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Akshaya Tritiya 2025: A Golden Day to Begin Something Beautiful with Jos Alukkas.
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The Timeless Charm of Jhumka Earrings: A Tribute to Tradition and Beauty
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