The Amodini Kodava Kokkethathi Silver Necklace (Pearl)This is the original Kodava Kokkethathi necklace traditionally worn by married women from Coorg in Karnataka; it is crafted in Sterling Silver (92. 5%) and gold dipped. It has a traditional crescent shaped pendant with a serpent at the helm, below which is an image of Goddess Lakshmi. The Goddess embodies wealth and prosperity and the serpent, fertility. The rim of the pendant is fringed with pearls. The necklace string is made of small pearls

A sophisticated necklace set in intricate design to add a subtle ethnic twist to your festive wardrobe

Made of:Sterling Silver (92

Handcrafted in  Sterling Silver with techniques

Gross Weight of product : 50 grams approx

this light-weight traditional `Kasu malai' necklace is crafted by weaving gold-dipped silver coins into maroon thread

The entire piece is crafted in Sterling Silver (92

The mango is considered a wish-fulfilling tree and a symbol of love

crowned by the Serpent Kaliya

The green stone surrounded by AAA+ Quality Cubic Zirconia in the clasp adds a subtle hint of colour

This particular pendant is an exact replica of the gold pendant from the collection of Sri Krishna Raja Wodeyar

Height of pendant: 2 inches

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