The Amodini Kodava Kokkethathi Silver NecklaceThis 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 unique shaped hollow

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these earstuds are lightweight and durable

prices for both different and both options given

prices for both  are different and all options given

Pearl and silver make an irresistable combination especially when they come together in a jhumka with a gold-dipped finish

This earring is a masterpiece from our antique temple jewellery collection

Model image is for size reference of this necklace only

this is an impeccably handcrafted pair of earstuds in Sterling Silver (92

Handcrafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique jewellery and studded with `kempu' (red) stones it is gold-dipped in a special process to give an antique look

The silver band at the front is an open one and can be adjusted according to your toe-size

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Traditionally anklets are an essential part of  a woman's ornamentation