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This AD haar for Laddu Gopal is offered in two lengths, 6 inch and 8 inch, so you can match the necklace to the idol instead of settling for whatever length happens to be available. Length is the single thing devotees most often get wrong when buying a haar, and stating it plainly solves that.
This is a fuller haar than a light everyday chain, built for darshan rather than routine dressing. The AD stones are set across a broad body with a defined centre, giving the piece the presence a festival morning asks for. The 6 inch length suits medium idols, while the 8 inch covers the larger ones where a shorter necklace would ride up at the throat.
Stones are set in close rows so the haar reads as a continuous band of light rather than separate points, with a heavier centre section that sits at the middle of the chest. The stringing is flexible enough to follow the curve of a seated idol. The reverse is finished so nothing catches on fabric when the haar is laid over a poshak.
Choose by the drop you want, not only by idol number. The 6 inch sits higher on the chest and suits medium idols; the 8 inch gives a longer fall for larger ones. If you already dress your Thakur Ji with a choker, pick the longer option so the two pieces sit at clearly different heights instead of crowding each other.
This is a statement haar, so let it lead. Pair it with a plain poshak and a simple mukut rather than a heavily worked crown. On festival days, add a choker above it for the layered temple look, and a kamarband at the waist to balance the weight of the necklace.
Janmashtami, Annakut and Diwali darshan, family functions, evening aarti, and for devotees who want one proper festival necklace rather than several light ones.
Wipe with a dry soft cloth after use. Never wash AD jewellery in water or use liquid polish. Store it flat in a soft pouch rather than coiled, and keep it away from heavier pieces that could press on the stones.
| Gender | unisex |
| SKU/Product Code | MKC-17 |
