Silver Goddess Pendant Antique Design
Introducing a stunning piece of jewelry from Dakshin Cult - the Silver Pendant of Goddess Lalita with Her Attendants, Antique Model. This exquisite pendant features a unique antique design that harkens back to the era of kings, making it a truly timeless and special piece. Crafted in silver, this pendant is a beautiful representation of the divine Goddess Lalita and Her Attendants, perfect for anyone seeking to add a touch of elegance and spirituality to their ensemble. Whether worn for a special occasion or as an everyday statement piece, this pendant is sure to draw attention and inspire admiration. Embrace the beauty and power of Goddess Lalita with this exquisite silver pendant from Dakshin Cult.
FREE beaded silver chain with this purchase (18-20 Inches approximtely, based on availability). For details, contact us.
MORE INFORMATION ON PENDANT:
- NAME: Silver Pendant of Goddess Lalita with Her Attendants.
- STONES: Pink, Green & White Pota & Palki Stones
- SETTING: Bezel setting, considered to be strong setting – almost nil chances of stones coming out. Back Open, to let light pass through.
- HOOKS: One large hook (> 15 mm hole & adjustable) in the middle at top backside, 2 small hooks (> 0.5 mm hole) at both ends at top backside
- WIDTH: 3+ Inches (including Danglers)
- HEIGHT: 4+ Inches (including Danglers)
- GROSS WEIGHT: About 70 Grams
- METAL/ MATERIAL: Silver
- POLISH/ FINISH: Silver finish
- PURITY: 925 Silver
- GENDER: Women and Goddess Idols – Big idols of Goddess at Home or Temple
- GIFTING PURPOSES: House Warming, Deity installation, all religious occasion
- IDEAL FOR: Self, Friends, Relatives, Colleagues, Family etc.
- USAGE: For self-wear as a contemporary pendant by all Women - home or temple Deities (Goddess idols).
NOTE: We have had this contemporary silver pendant made in a same/ similar form inspired from one of the antique Pendants from Kings’ era. The original was made out of pure Emeralds, Rubies, Diamonds, and Pearls and was made in Gold. We’ve posted the image from web that was our inspiration.