The Classic Gandaberunda Silver Navratna Pendant
The Gandaberunda is a mythical two-headed bird used as a royal emblem of the Mysore royal family, it forms the main motif here. The sheer intricacies of design and flawless craftsmanship make this pendant special. Handcrafted using techniques from ancient South Indian antique jewellery, this piece is studded with navratna gemstones. All pieces in this collection are crafted in Sterling (92.5) Silver and gold-dipped in a special process to give them an antique look.
Product Details
| Measurements | Height of Pendant: 2.4 inches; Width of Pendant: 1.8 inches |
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| Gemstones used | Natural pearl, Cat’s eye, Garnet, Recreated Coral, Zircon, Kempu stone (also known as spinel or zircon) |
FAQ
What is the material of the pendant?
The pendant is crafted in Sterling (92.5) Silver and finished with a gold-dipping process to give it an antique look.
Are the gemstones natural?
The pendant features natural pearl, cat’s eye, garnet, and recreated coral. The zircon and kempu stone are natural or recreated as per traditional craftsmanship.
Is the pendant suitable for daily wear?
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Alan Marshall –
The pendant is beautifully detailed with the Gandaberunda design. The craftsmanship is impressive and the gemstones add a rich visual appeal. It feels substantial and elegant, perfect for wearing with formal attire.
Andrew Blake –
I was drawn to the traditional design and the intricate details. The silver finish has a warm antique glow. The gemstones are well set and the pendant hangs smoothly on my necklace chain.
Colin Newman –
A true piece of heritage craftsmanship. The two-headed bird motif is striking and the navratna stones give it a regal presence. It’s a unique addition to any jewelry collection.