Miriyala golusu

Telangana famous mila Gulu, it is available exclusively at MAARUTHI Jewellers design, MAARUTHI Jewellers introduced this traditional miriyala golusu to the world

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riyala Golusu / Miriyala Haram (often transliterated as Miri / Miriyala) referring to pepper-bead gold necklaces, alongside Alagadda (a historic region/style known for traditional crafting techniques) capture a distinct style of heritage ornaments.
Cultural & Historical Significance
Telangana jewelry is celebrated for its blend of royal Nizami opulent aesthetics, temple design elements, and rustic village heritage. Ornaments like the Miriyala Haram use motifs drawn from nature and everyday life. The round pepper-shaped gold beads (miriyalu) symbolise fertility, protection from the evil eye, and enduring prosperity in Deccan traditions. 
Design & Structural Characteristics
The Pepper-Bead Pattern (Miriyalu): The defining feature consists of multiple strands of smooth, polished gold spheres styled after black pepper seeds (miriyalu). These can range from 2-line simple chains (Miriyala Golusu) to grand multi-strand layered long necklaces (Miriyala Haram).
Central Locket (Pendent): Long versions typically feature a large, ornate pendant crafted in closed-setting gold work (Kundan or Jadau). Standard motifs include Goddess Lakshmi, peacocks, or floral medallions embellished with uncut diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and dangling seed pearls.
Crafting Technique: Made with high-carat gold (or traditional gold-sheeted silver/copper basework), the hollow or solid gold beads are strung meticulously on silk thread or gold wire.