The Amodini Kodava Kokkethathi Silver PendantThis is the original Kodava Kokkethathi pendant traditionally worn by married women from Coorg in Karnataka; it is crafted in Sterling Silver (92. 5%) and gold dipped. It is 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. (Note: Pearl chain shown is not part of product, this

The Aparajita necklace has goddess Laxmi's imprint on it along with three lines of oval kempu stones

The price mentioned is for a single bangle only

It is paired with matching earrings

from which hangs a ornate jhumka with intricate patterns

Gross Weight of product (Single Bangle only ) : 24 grams approx

from which hangs a dome-shaped jhumka decorated with three rows of kempu stones

Gross Weight of product (single bangle ) : 29 grams approx

Gross Weight of product (pair) : 32 grams approx

This gorgeous necklace with floral motif pendants

An ornate jhumka featuring intricate silver work with kempu stones

this gorgeous pair features a finely designed peacock on the ear stud

their prices are different for each option