Temple Jewelry
A collection page of Unniyarcha
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The Timeless Allure of a Temple Jewellery Set Since ancient times, temples have been more than just places of worship. Yes, this is where the devotion of millions comes to assemble in community, but the temple is also a place of culmination for arts, culture and even science. And then of course, where there are people, there is bound to be attention to outfits and accessories. It comes as no surprise that people, especially women, spend a lot of time picking out their outfits and jewellery to wear to the temple and it was somewhere in the corridors of these very temples, that the temple style of jewellery first took breath. Our brand, Unniyarcha too has its roots in history – a fierce warrior, Unniyarcha is a legend in Kerala, who was also known for her beauty and love for jewels inspired us to create jewellery for the modern-day warrior – YOU! One look at our modern take on antique temple jewellery and we know that you will fall in love with them! Designed to make your celebrations all the more special, these sterling silver pieces will become the pride and joy of your collection. The tales yet to be told behind antique bridal temple jewellery Although temple jewellery has become immensely popular, there will be only a few who would know the story behind the origins of this type of jewellery and its journey to the present day. It is believed that temple jewellery was first created during the times of the Chola and Pandya dynasties of South India, around the 9th century CE. However, these pieces were not meant for people, rather for the deities of the temples. Eventually, dancers and artists who performed at these temples started using versions of this jewellery to showcase elements of divinity and purity. As time passed, temple jewellery became part of royal households and even the normal people would have some pieces, reserved for festivals and weddings. Today, a temple jewellery set is not at all uncommon, because more and more people are appreciating the intrica