
Matsyakarnika Silver Bugadi, Pierced - Big
Straight length: 2.9 cm
Width: 1.2 cm
Weight: 6.95 gm (Pair)
Material:Â 92.5 Sterling Silver
Matsya is a symbol of prosperity in various cultures. It signifies abundance, creativity, and fertility. Here we make one more fish inspired by my recent trip to Indonesia. Available in two sizes.Â
Please note:Â Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions:Â Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Matsyakarnika Silver Bugadi, Pierced - Big
Straight length: 2.9 cm
Width: 1.2 cm
Weight: 6.95 gm (Pair)
Material:Â 92.5 Sterling Silver
Matsya is a symbol of prosperity in various cultures. It signifies abundance, creativity, and fertility. Here we make one more fish inspired by my recent trip to Indonesia. Available in two sizes.Â
Please note:Â Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions:Â Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
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Straight length: 2.9 cm
Width: 1.2 cm
Weight: 6.95 gm (Pair)
Material:Â 92.5 Sterling Silver
Matsya is a symbol of prosperity in various cultures. It signifies abundance, creativity, and fertility. Here we make one more fish inspired by my recent trip to Indonesia. Available in two sizes.Â
Please note:Â Dimensions and weight are approximate; slight variations may occur. Colours may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings.
Care instructions:Â Avoid exposure to moisture, perfumes, and chemicals to maintain the lustrous finish. Store the product in a tightly sealed zip-lock bag after each use.
























