Kadamba Simha Silver Earrings by MOHA

Description

Straight Length (for Hoops) : 3.8 cm
Coin with frame Diameter: 1.8 cm
Weight ( Stud) : 4.8 gm[ Approx]
Weight ( Hoops) : 6.9 gm[ Approx]
Material: 92.5 Silver with 22kt Gold Plated (Entirely made of pure silver)
Finishing: Dual Finish. Coin inside Frame is dark antique finish, Outside frame and wearables are 22k gold plating. 
Type: Earrings Pair

"Simha" - The  Majestic roaring Lion from Kadamba Dynasty

Simha Silver Earrings are stunning homage to the Kadamba dynasty of Goa, capturing the timeless beauty of their ancient coins. Crafted from 92.5 sterling silver, the earrings feature a replica of the Guhalladeva-III Gold Gadyana coin, renowned for its exceptional artistic quality and rarity. (Gadyāna - a gold coin or weight; Generally regarded as 48 ratis in weight.)

Obverse: The coin's obverse side showcases a majestic roaring lion with a curled tail, facing left. To the left of the lion, you'll find the elephant goad (Ankusha) symbol, a significant motif in Indian iconography. The Devnagari legend "Sri Tribhuvanamalla" is inscribed in the exergue, honoring the ruler who issued the coin.

Crafted from 92.5 sterling silver, the earrings feature a dual finish of oxidization and 22-karat gold plating, creating a striking contrast that reflects the duality of ancient culture and contemporary aesthetic.

Style Guide: The Simha Silver earrings is a tangible connection to the past that can be styled to suit any gender and age. Pair it with casual attire for a touch of history, or dress it up with formal wear for a sophisticated look.

Care Instructions: Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. To retain Gold Plating for Longer, avoid water contact totally.