The Niyathi Gandaberunda Silver Necklace Style:Necklace & Earrings The shape of the coins

The shape of the coins here is oval not round and it is a closely fitting necklace like a choker

Two majestic goddess Lakshmi figures  brought to life with nakkasi work hold the necklace in place

This is a traditional Indian `kasu-mala' or coin necklace

Part of the Temple Jewellery collection of KO it is crafted using techniques used in ancient South Indian antique jewellery

The finely-detailed jhumkas inspired by ancient South Indian gold temple jewellery

The Niyathi Gandaberunda Silver Necklace Style:Necklace & Earrings The shape of the coinsLooking for a piece of jewellery that's royal, stunning and grabs everyone's attention? This gold dipped Sterling (92. 5) Silver, Pendant with the magnificient Gandaberunda is the piece for you. A popular symbol of hindu mythology Gandaberunda is a two headed bird, believed to possess immense magical strength and is capable of fighting the forces of destruction. Its heads resemble the eagle and tail is like that of a peacock. In continuous usage for