The Ittina Gandaberunda Silver Nakshi Necklace
One of the most beautiful pendants from our temple jewellery collection this piece depicts the Gandaberunda motif (mythical two-headed bird used as a royal emblem). All motifs of this collection are inspired from mythology and have a history behind them. Crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery, the entire piece is crafted in pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) and oxidised. Pair it with one of our antique-looking jhumkas and you are all set to dazzle…
Product Details
| Measurements | Length of necklace: 22 inches (links provided to adjust length) |
|---|---|
| Height of pendant | 2.5 inches |
| Width of pendant | 1.8 inches |
| Gemstones used | Pink Quartz |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Gandaberunda motif?
The Gandaberunda motif is a mythical two-headed bird that has been historically used as a royal emblem in South Asian traditions, symbolizing strength and duality.
Is the necklace made with real gemstones?
Yes, the pendant features pink quartz stones, which are naturally occurring gemstones used for their aesthetic and symbolic value.
Can the necklace length be adjusted?
Yes, the necklace includes adjustable links to modify the length to suit your preference.
Chloe Hunter –
The Gandaberunda pendant is beautifully crafted with intricate details. The oxidized silver gives it a rich, antique look that stands out. The pink quartz adds a soft touch. I paired it with my jhumkas and it looks elegant for both casual and formal events.
Carol Smith –
I was impressed by the craftsmanship and the cultural significance of the design. The pendant feels substantial and the gemstones are well set. It’s a unique piece that adds character to any outfit.
Christopher Kelly –
The quality of the silver and the attention to detail in the motif are outstanding. It feels like a piece from a traditional temple collection. The pendant is durable and maintains its shine well.