The Ekadanta Silver Gandaberunda Thread Necklace (Oxidised)
A gorgeous necklace in a traditional design handcrafted with the popular symbol of Hindu mythology, Gandaberunda (a two-headed bird, believed to possess immense magical strength and is capable of fighting the forces of destruction). Kempu stones are used to adorn the necklace and give it a feminine touch. Handcrafted in the finest traditions of ancient South Indian temple jewellery in Sterling (92.5%) Silver, this necklace is oxidised.
Note: Tassel provided at the end for adjusting the length, we can also provide silver links/chain if desired at an extra cost.
Product Details
| Measurements | Length of necklace: 26 inches (tassel provided to adjust length) |
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FAQ
What is the material of the necklace?
The necklace is made of Sterling (92.5%) Silver and features oxidised finish.
Are the stones on the necklace genuine?
The necklace features Kempu stones, which are natural stones used for adornment.
Can the length of the necklace be adjusted?
Yes, a tassel is provided at the end to adjust the length. Additional silver links or chain can be added at extra cost.
Piers McGrath –
The Gandaberunda design is striking and the oxidised silver gives it a unique, elegant look. The kempu stones add a beautiful touch. It’s a perfect piece for traditional wear or as a meaningful gift.
Virginia Dickens –
Highly satisfied with the craftsmanship. The necklace feels solid and the details are well executed. The two-headed bird symbol is clearly visible and the stones are well set.
Irene McGrath –
The design is traditional and beautiful. The silver quality is good, though the oxidised finish may fade slightly over time with exposure to moisture.
Dylan Gill –
Received the necklace as expected. It matches the description perfectly. The tassel allows for a comfortable fit and the overall look is sophisticated and meaningful.
David Randall –
A thoughtful and artistic piece. The craftsmanship reflects South Indian temple jewellery traditions. Slight variation in stone placement is normal for handcrafted items.