Plain Cat's Eye Pendant in Gold
The Plain Cat's Eye Pendant in Gold (Design 1514) centres a 4.01–5.00 carat oval faceted Cat's Eye—known as Lehsuniya in Hindi—in a smooth, closed bezel collar that wraps evenly around the stone's edge. The setting sits low and flush, with no prongs or claws visible, giving the pendant a clean, uninterrupted silhouette. A tapered, polished bail with a small connecting ring attaches to the main bezel, allowing the pendant to hang with minimal movement. The gold frame carries a warm, mirror-like finish that contrasts with the stone's muted, silvery-green chatoyancy. Indian origin, natural composition, AA quality.
Under light, the faceted surface of this Lehsuniya reveals a faint, mobile band that shifts with the angle of view—subtle rather than sharp, suited to those who prefer understated optical effects. The pendant's low profile and rounded bezel edge make it comfortable against the skin for extended wear, with no catching on fabric. The metal alloy is chosen for daily-wear sturdiness while maintaining a soft, skin-touch base. In traditional belief, Cat's Eye is associated with Ketu and is often worn by those with Kumbha rashi or for whom Ketu is significant. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
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The Plain Cat's Eye Pendant in Gold (Design 1514) centres a 4.01–5.00 carat oval faceted Cat's Eye—known as Lehsuniya in Hindi—in a smooth, closed bezel collar that wraps evenly around the stone's edge. The setting sits low and flush, with no prongs or claws visible, giving the pendant a clean, uninterrupted silhouette. A tapered, polished bail with a small connecting ring attaches to the main bezel, allowing the pendant to hang with minimal movement. The gold frame carries a warm, mirror-like finish that contrasts with the stone's muted, silvery-green chatoyancy. Indian origin, natural composition, AA quality.
Under light, the faceted surface of this Lehsuniya reveals a faint, mobile band that shifts with the angle of view—subtle rather than sharp, suited to those who prefer understated optical effects. The pendant's low profile and rounded bezel edge make it comfortable against the skin for extended wear, with no catching on fabric. The metal alloy is chosen for daily-wear sturdiness while maintaining a soft, skin-touch base. In traditional belief, Cat's Eye is associated with Ketu and is often worn by those with Kumbha rashi or for whom Ketu is significant. Astrological references are based on traditional beliefs and are not medical or scientific claims.
