The Niyathi Gandaberunda Silver Pendant
Looking for a piece of jewellery that’s royal, stunning and grabs everyone’s attention? This gold-dipped Sterling (92.5) Silver pendant with the magnificent Gandaberunda is the piece for you.
A popular symbol of Hindu mythology, Gandaberunda is a two-headed bird, believed to possess immense magical strength and is capable of fighting the forces of destruction. Its heads resemble the eagle and its tail is like that of a peacock. In continuous usage for 500 years as a royal emblem, it has a special place in the history of Karnataka—first seen on coins in Vijayanagar mints, it was the royal insignia of the Wodeyar dynasty of Mysore and is the State symbol today.
Handcrafted using techniques from ancient South India, this pendant blends traditional artistry with modern elegance.
| Material | Sterling Silver (92.5%) |
|---|---|
| Finish | Gold-dipped |
| Symbol | Gandaberunda |
| Origin | Traditional South Indian craftsmanship |
FAQ
What is the significance of the Gandaberunda symbol?
Gandaberunda is a two-headed bird from Hindu mythology, symbolizing strength and the ability to overcome destruction. It has been used as a royal emblem in Karnataka for over 500 years, first appearing on Vijayanagar coins and serving as the insignia of the Wodeyar dynasty of Mysore.
Is the silver pendant hypoallergenic?
Yes, the pendant is made from Sterling Silver (92.5%), which is known for its hypoallergenic properties and is suitable for most skin types.
How is the pendant crafted?
The pendant is handcrafted using traditional South Indian techniques passed down through generations, preserving the authenticity and artistry of the design.
Christopher Hudson –
The pendant is beautifully crafted and the Gandaberunda design is striking. It makes a great statement piece and I’ve received compliments from friends and family. The gold dip adds a luxurious touch without being too heavy.
Julia Martin –
As a fan of Indian heritage jewellery, this pendant feels authentic and meaningful. The craftsmanship is excellent and the details of the two-headed bird are very well executed. I love how it stands out in any outfit.
Oliver Powell –
It arrived promptly and looks exactly as described. The silver feels smooth and the gold finish is subtle but noticeable. A nice addition to my jewellery collection, though it’s a bit heavier than I expected.
Madeleine James –
The pendant has a strong cultural significance and I appreciate the attention to detail. It’s not just decorative—it feels like a piece of history. I plan to gift it to a friend who loves traditional Indian symbols.
Simon Baker –
I was impressed by the quality and the accuracy of the Gandaberunda design. It’s a unique piece that stands out in any setting. A little expensive, but worth it for the craftsmanship and symbolism.