The signature splendour of Indian heritage…
Long Rani Haars, Temple Nakshi & 22K Gold Necklaces
From opulent 5-layered bridal Rani Haars adorned with pearls and uncut polki to intricate Nakshi coin temple haars and delicate everyday gold chains, our necklaces are designed to be treasured for generations.
Every piece is certified with 100% BIS 916 hallmarking, weighted with zero hidden deductions, and handcrafted by Jaipur's finest karigars.
Signature Styles in Our Necklace Collection
Discover grand bridal long necklaces and lightweight festive designs.
Queen's Grace
Grand Layered Rani Haar
Multi-strand pearl and gold beaded long haars with elaborate center medallion pendants.
Divine Nakshi
Temple Nakshi Coin Haar
Goddess Lakshmi motifs with sacred lotus carvings in warm antique matte gold.
Kundan Polki
Jadau Kundan & Emerald Haar
Uncut gemstones, Zambian emerald drops, and Jaipur meenakari long wedding ensembles.
Heirloom Rani Haars & Traditional Gold Necklaces in Jaipur
In Rajasthani bridal traditions, the Rani Haar is celebrated as the crowning symbol of royalty and prosperity. Cascading gracefully down the torso, our necklaces are designed to create a majestic dual-layered silhouette when paired with a matching bridal choker or Aad. Handcrafted by heritage karigars in Jaipur, each medallion is meticulously set with natural polki diamonds, hand-cut Zambian emerald drops, and deep red Burmese rubies encased in 24K gold foil.
From antique temple nakshi haars depicting divine motifs to lightweight contemporary festive necklaces, SiddhiVinayak Jewellers offers Jaipur families authentic craftsmanship backed by guaranteed BIS 916 purity certificates. We invite brides and families across Jaipur, Vaishali Nagar, and Vidyadhar Nagar to try our pieces under authentic showroom studio lighting or request custom length adjustments.
Layer Your Choker With a Matching Rani Haar
The dual necklace look (Choker + Rani Haar) creates the quintessential royal bridal statement. Let our experts curate the perfect layered pair for you.
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