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Crafted of sterling silver, the form of the elephant-headed Hindu god Ganesha fuses with the om symbol in the pendant of this necklace from India. Local artisans choose sparkling gems of carnelian, citrine, peridot, iolite, and amethyst, with garnet at Ganesha's eye and blue topaz at the om's crescent for an accessory that evokes the chakras.

A lesson of spiritual harmony and enlightenment lives inside each of the jewels that decorate this sterling silver pendant necklace by India's best jewelers. Alok Jain presents this exquisite piece, inspired by the Om mantra and the Chakra doctrine. Embraced by high-polished details, the jewels include a garnet as the root chakra, a carnelian as the sacral chakra, a citrine as the solar plexus chakra, a peridot as the heart chakra, an iolite as the throat chakra, a blue topaz as the third-eye chakra, and an amethyst as the crown chakra.

Attain peace of mind and channel positive energy wearing this fascinating pendant necklace from Alok Jain. A round blue topaz gemstone centers the openwork sterling silver pendant, which swings from a sleek cable chain. The pendant is studded with amethyst, carnelian, citrine, garnet, iolite, and peridot, each stone representing a different chakra point.

The universe's energies reunite in your soul with this glorious design inspired by chakra doctrines. Indian artisan Bhavya Jain pays homage to her spiritual heritage with this cross-shaped pendant necklace crafted from exquisite sterling silver. The piece, polished for a dazzling look, attracts mystic vibes with gems that represent each of the chakra centers, allowing a sublime display of beauty and enchantment. The accessory—totaling over one carat—includes garnet, carnelian, citrine, peridot, blue topaz, iolite and amethyst stones.

Four impressive carats of translucent golden citrine shine alongside a center stone of reconstituted turquoise in this cross pendant from India. Neeru Goel of presents this radiant pendant exuding Christian spirituality on a sterling silver cable chain.