The Bhavya 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: 24 inches (links provided to adjust length) |
|---|---|
| Height of pendant | 3.25 inches |
| Width of pendant | 2.5 inches |
| Gemstones used | None |
| Made of | Pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
FAQ
What is the origin of the Gandaberunda motif in this necklace?
The Gandaberunda motif is a mythical two-headed bird that has been historically used as a royal emblem in Indian mythology and ancient temple art.
Is the silver in this necklace hypoallergenic?
Yes, the necklace is made of pure Sterling Silver (92.5%), which is known for its hypoallergenic properties and suitability for sensitive skin.
Can the length of the necklace be adjusted?
Yes, the necklace includes adjustable links that allow you to modify the length to suit your preference.
Jasmine Fraser –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with a detailed Gandaberunda design. The oxidized finish gives it a rich, antique look that stands out. It fits well with my traditional jhumkas and adds a strong cultural touch to my outfit.
Steven Arnold –
I was impressed by the quality of the silver and the precision of the craftsmanship. The pendant is well-proportioned and the design is authentic to temple jewellery traditions. Slight oxidation is expected and it adds to the charm.
John Sanderson –
This piece is a perfect addition to my collection of temple-inspired jewellery. The two-headed bird motif is striking and the silver feels solid and durable. I wear it daily and it holds up well.