The Pushpita Kokkethathi Silver Pendant
Another version of the Kodava Kokkethathi pendant traditionally worn by married women from Coorg in Karnataka. This pendant is crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and gold-dipped to perfection. It has a traditional crescent shape with a serpent at the helm and the rim of the pendant is fringed with pearls.
Product Details
| Measurements | Height of Pendant (in center): 2 inches; Width of Pendant (in center): 2.2 inches |
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| Gemstones used | Natural Pearl, kempu stone (also known as spinel or Zircon) |
| Made of | Pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
| Gross Weight | 21 grams approx. |
FAQ
What is the material of the pendant?
The pendant is made of pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) and has been gold-dipped for a refined finish.
Are the gemstones natural?
Yes, the pendant features natural pearl and kempu stone (also known as spinel or zircon).
What is the size of the pendant?
The height of the pendant at the center is 2 inches, and the width at the center is 2.2 inches.
Austin Lewis –
The pendant is beautifully crafted with a traditional design that feels authentic. The gold dip adds a lovely shine, and the pearl fringe gives it a delicate touch. It fits well with my traditional attire and has become a favorite piece for special occasions.
Hannah Stewart –
I was impressed by the attention to detail in the serpent design and the symmetry of the crescent shape. The quality of the silver and the gemstones is excellent. It feels heavy and substantial, which makes it feel genuine and valuable.
Elizabeth Slater –
The pendant looks exactly like the traditional Kodava style I saw in heritage photos. The pearl fringe is delicate and the kempu stone adds a subtle sparkle. It’s a great addition to my jewelry collection.