The Mithila Kokkethathi Silver Mangalsutra Necklace
Another version of the Kodava Kokkethathi necklace traditionally worn by married women from Coorg in Karnataka. This necklace is crafted in Sterling Silver (92.5%) and oxidised to perfection. It has a traditional crescent shaped pendant with a serpent at the helm and the rim of the pendant is fringed with pearls.
The necklace string is made of two strings of small black beads hand woven in silver wire.
Product Details
| Measurements | Length of necklace: 22 inches |
|---|---|
| Height of Pendant (in center) | 1.6 inch |
| Width of Pendant (in center) | 1.5 inch |
| Gemstones used | Natural freshwater pearl, kempu stone (also known as spinel or zircon) |
| Made of | Pure Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
FAQ
What is the material of the pendant?
The pendant is made of Sterling Silver (92.5%) and has been oxidised to achieve a traditional finish.
Are the pearls natural?
Yes, the pearls used in the pendant are natural freshwater pearls.
Is the necklace suitable for daily wear?
The necklace is designed for traditional wear and is durable enough for daily use with proper care.
Frank Peake –
The necklace is beautifully crafted with a classic design. The oxidised silver gives it a rich, traditional look. The pearls add elegance and the serpent detail is authentic to the Kodava tradition. It fits well and feels comfortable on the neck.
Amy Gill –
I received the necklace as a gift for my sister. The craftsmanship is excellent and the pendant has a timeless appeal. The black bead string is subtle and complements the silver well. A perfect choice for a traditional wedding accessory.
Kevin Skinner –
The quality of the silver and the attention to detail in the pendant design are impressive. The kempu stones add a subtle sparkle. It feels substantial and the size is appropriate for a mangalsutra.