Kemp Jewelry : Redefining Royalty

     


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Grand occasions call for royalty. We all want to be the queens during those occasions. Think no more, Kemp is the right choice!

Kemp jewelry, otherwise known as Temple Jewelry is one of the three kinds of Indian Jewelry Art, the other two being Spiritual Jewelry and Bridal Jewelry.

Idols of Gods and Goddesses have been decorated using this form of jewelry over the centuries.

Kemp jewelry in itself has a wide spread that almost helps you adorn every part of your body to highlight your structure and provide completeness.

Predominantly gem studded, these jewelry are made with a touch of gold, in a wide variety of designs.

Check out the great collections from the House Of Jhumkas, to bring out the queen in you.



Ruby emerald Kemp style necklace with Jhumkas

Ruby is a well-known precious stone that is one of the important components of the Kemp Jewelry. This beautiful Ruby Necklace with the intricately carved Jhumkas are the right match to your "Pattu Podavais" and "Muhurtham Sarees".




Kemp big pendant choker with studs


This choker set is a class apart from the usual Kemp Jewelry patterns, since it contains a big pendant studded with various gem stones which makes your neck look long and thin. Apart from the usual Jhumkas, this set contains studs that give an ethnic vintage look.




Pearl Kemp Jhumkas

This pair of Jhumkas, have a traditional make that would compliment your plain Silk sarees with a Gold Zari. Pearls are appropriate for almost all occasions and depict grandeur.



Ruby Kemp Jhumkas

A maroon silk saree with a gold zari, mandatorily rules our wardrobes. This medium size Ruby Kemp Jhumkas, that suit almost all face shapes and sizes is a must-have to match our sarees.



Lakshmi Kemp haram

Goddess Lakshmi is a symbol of prosperity. Pair up this Lakshmi Haram with the grandest of silk sarees you have, to provide a tinge of royalty to make you the show stealer of the day.
Unlike the other sets, this set is different in that, it contains Kemp Chaandbalis which highlights the mix of modern day jewelry design in Kemp.



Black Kemp necklace with Jhumkas

This Kemp set is way different and unique from the rest. This is a blend of oxidised silver and black stones that provide a subtle look. You can wear it for Linen sarees or any mild cotton sarees or kurthis. 



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