The Adyant Kokkethathi Silver Kodava Necklace kundala

The Adyant Kokkethathi Silver Kodava Necklace kundalaAnother 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 gold dipped to perfection. It has a traditional crescent shape pendant with a serpent at the helm and the rim of the pendant is fringed with pearls. The necklace chain is made of patterned silver beads handwoven in silver wire. The entire necklace is gold dipped in 24 K gold. Product

The coins carry the image of godess Laxmi (seated on a lotus) and display a single row of `kempu stones'

this is a one of a kind necklace thats sure to become a heirloom

(Note:This jhumki comes with a bombay screw at the back

Gemstones used: polki stone

5%) and is studded with gorgeous red and green kempu stones

The necklace string is made up of a row of peacocks while the pendant carries the image of twin `Yalis' (a mythical creature

Gross Weight of product (Pair)  : 24 grams approx

Measurements : Height of bali-Jhumka : 2

The price mentioned is for the pair of Malhar Silver Kemp Toe-Rings

5%) this gold-dipped earring is made using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique gold temple jewellery

The necklace string is made of unique-shaped hollow Sterling Silver (92

Measurements : Width of the belt: 1 inch