22K Gold, Hand-Painted Ganesh Pendant Necklace, India

A stunning 22K gold Indian beaded necklace with dramatic gold pendant spears made using the lost wax technique. The gold beads and pendants all have beautiful hand-tooled and granul...

A simple yet auspicious beaded necklace comprised of 22K gold. The center bead is 1/2" and a representation of the Navratna with 9 precious and semi-precious gemstones with fine gra...

A charming pair of 22K gold Hindu pendants converted to earrings. The delicate hand tooling depicts the folklore of the 7 sisters and the protective bro...

To be worn long or short, this unusual pendant necklace features a beveled picture frame with loose, faceted sapphires inside and round, faceted sapphires around the border and on th...

The Western Gangas Dynasty ruled over what is now Southern India (Karnataka) from the 4th Century to late 10th Century CE. It's golden age is often attributed to Sripurusha (890-907 ...

The Western Gangas Dynasty ruled over what is now Southern India (Karnataka) from the 4th Century to late 10th Century CE. The Gadjapati Pagoda gold coin was introduced by the Weste...

This 22K gold pendant is set at centre with a carving of Indian lord Ganeshji (elephant god) done in natural ruby. The centre piece ruby weighs 27 cts and at the back of the carving is written "Om" in Sanskrit referring to the hindu god Shiva (Ganesh Ji's father(. The ruby is surrounded with 2 lines of natural uncut diamond polkis which are seated with help of ancient indian technique of 24K gold setting. The pendant is enamelled at the back by etching gold. The enamel done in red and green colours shows the purity of gold as the vibrant colours are a testament to the purity of gold used. The pendant borrows its design and technique from Indian form of Kundan Meena...

An interesting, authentic, small gold coin depicting the seated Hindu goddess Durga from Chitradurga, India 1565-1779 is set in fine artisan goldsmith crafted 22K gold double spirals...