Shaivite Trident-Aum-Rudraksha Pendant With Silvery Gems

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This Shaivite pendant is quite the thing to go into your jewellery box if you are a devotee of Shiva. Fashioned from gold and drawn into the deity's signature trishool (trident), it is studded with motifs that substitute for the very image of Shiva. A big brown rudraksha is inserted between two gold sheaves at the base of the trishool. Along the stem of the trishool is a sacred syllable carving of the aum that is studded with glittering silvery gems. Zoom in on the body of the syllable to gauge the gold make of the foundation. A damru motif has been strategically inserted into the syllable, which emits the naad (sound) of srishti (creation of existence). The strokes that complete the picture of the syllable has likewise been done in gold and studded with silver-coloured gemstones at the ends.

While this pendant may be too quirky in terms of style to be worn on an everyday basis, it is just the thing to don at devotional gatherings and conventions. We understand that devotional jewellery would hold a special place in our buyers' jewellery box, so we curate the most expressive ones to go into our collection. Not only are our pieces unique - they will start conversations everywhere - they also meet a very high aesthetic standard and are handpicked from the finest of local artisans. Wearing some of our devotional jewellery is like carrying an essence of your chosen lord around on your person.