The Srujati Silver Makarakanti Necklace
A stunning kempu stone pendant in gold-dipped Sterling Silver (92.5); in the ‘Makarakanti’ design – a ceremonial necklace worn by kings in ancient times. The pendant has two peacocks etched in fine detail facing each other, while the necklace string is made up of eight lines of gold-dipped silver beads.
Crafted using techniques used in South Indian antique jewellery; the necklace has been gold-dipped to perfection.
Note: Tassel provided at the end for adjusting the length, we can also provide gold-dipped silver links/chain if desired at an extra cost.
Product Details
| Measurement | Length of necklace: 24 inches (tassel provided to adjust length) |
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| Pendant Dimensions | Height: 4 inches; Width: 3.2 inches |
FAQ
What is the material of the necklace?
The necklace is made of gold-dipped Sterling Silver (92.5).
Is the pendant handcrafted?
Yes, the pendant is handcrafted using traditional South Indian antique jewellery techniques.
Can the length of the necklace be adjusted?
Yes, a tassel is provided at the end to adjust the length. Custom gold-dipped silver links or chain can be added at an extra cost.
Stephanie MacDonald –
The Makarakanti pendant is beautifully detailed with intricate peacocks facing each other. The gold-dipped silver gives a rich, elegant look. It feels substantial and the craftsmanship is evident. Perfect for ceremonial or special occasions.
Nicholas Henderson –
I was impressed by the traditional design and the quality of the workmanship. The peacocks are finely etched and the pendant hangs well. The necklace is comfortable to wear and the gold dip adds a luxurious finish.
Megan Wilson –
The design is authentic and the pendant looks very old-world. The only minor point is that the tassel is a bit short, but it’s easy to adjust. Overall, a beautiful piece that matches traditional Indian aesthetics.