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Ram Lalla's jewellery: Know significance, details
Prime Minister Narendra Modi unveiled the Ram Lalla idol in Ayodhya's Ram Temple during the consecration ceremony on January 22, 2024. Here is a look at the significance behind the ornaments adorned by the idol.
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The Crown
Crafted in the North Indian tradition, the crown is embedded with rubies, emerald and diamonds. It also features an emblem of Surya Dev in the centre.
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Kaustubha Mani
It is worn at the heart of the idol. As per scriptural tradition, this ornament is worn by Lord Vishnu and his incarnations.
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Vijayamala
It is the longest necklace worn by the idol and it signifies victory. The gold necklace is studded with rubies and includes symbols of Vaishnava tradition -- Sudarshana chakra, lotus, shankh and the mangal kalash.
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Silver-red tilak
The tilak is created with diamonds and rubies.
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Padika
Worn above the navel, this jewellery is a five-stranded piece made of diamonds and emeralds.
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Kanchi
The gold waistband features diamonds, rubies, pearls and emeralds. It has small bells which symbolise purity.
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