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$A luxurious close-up composition of five traditional Indian ornaments arranged in a sacred geometric pattern against a deep blue-gold gradient background. Each piece crafted from gleaming Panchaloha metal (gold, silver, copper, brass, and iron) with distinct colors reflecting their elemental composition. The central piece is an intricate temple jewelry necklace with goddess Lakshmi motif, surrounded by a matching pair of jhumkas, a waist belt with peacock designs, and an armlet with nagas. Soft divine light emanates from the jewelry, creating an ethereal glow. Delicate Kolam patterns float in the background. Small wisps of sacred smoke curl around the pieces. The metals appear liquid and flowing, merging into each other with a magical quality. Decorated with tiny rubies and emeralds. The scene is rendered in a fusion of hyperrealistic 3D and traditional Thanjavur painting style, with rich metallics and deep shadows. Floating lotus petals and small golden bells add movement. The lighting emphasizes the mystical properties of the metals with lens flares and subtle rainbow refractions.$