This majestic piece is a stunning example of South Indian Temple Jewelry design. It is crafted in an antique or oxidized gold tone, giving it a rich, timeless appearance. The main body of the earring features a highly detailed, sculptural carving of a central deity, likely Goddess Laxmi, seated in an ornate archway, flanked by detailed architectural or mythological figures.

Below the deity motif, a single teardrop-shaped ruby or magenta-colored gemstone is set, adding a vibrant splash of color. The bottom edge is adorned with three dangling clusters, each comprising a small simulated pearl cap above a larger, translucent emerald-green polished bead or gemstone (possibly jade or green agate). The intricate craftsmanship and the rich combination of gold, deep red, and green make this an opulent and culturally significant piece, traditionally worn for weddings or festive occasions. It is displayed on a rich, patterned burgundy fabric, highlighting its traditional luxury.