Om Pendants: Gold Plated Om and Karungali Malai Pendants

What the Om symbol means

In Hindu tradition, Om (ॐ) is regarded as the primordial sound. It is chanted at the start and close of prayer, japa and meditation. Many families also begin a puja or a new task by saying Om.

A pendant is a personal symbol of devotion. Some people wear it as a quiet reminder to pause and chant.

This page describes tradition only. It does not promise any result from wearing a pendant.

Om pendant designs on this page

The designs fall into a few groups, so you can pick by look and by how you like to wear it.

• Gold plated pendants: a circle pendant necklace and a pendant with chain.
• Gold plated Om with Shiva symbols: a round Om and Trishul pendant and an Om Shiva Trishool pendant.
• Pendants on gold plated Karungali: crystal studded, engraved statement and Trishul and Om designs.
• Karungali malai with an Om locket, with gold-plated or silver-plated caps.
• Combos that pair an Om Shiva Trishool mala or necklace with a Mahadev, Murugan or Shakti pendant.

Om pendant for men and women

Both men and women wear these pendants. Compare the shape, finish and chain in the photos, and read the product page for size and other details.

Statement pendants on Karungali are listed alongside simpler pendants with a chain. A Karungali malai with an Om symbol is another choice for daily wear.

If you want Shiva symbols as well, see the Trishul pendants and the Shiv pendants.

Wearing and caring for Om jewellery

Gold plating keeps its finish longer when you keep it away from water, perfume and sweat. Wipe the pendant with a soft, dry cloth after wearing it.

Store each piece in its own pouch so that it does not scratch. Karungali is a wood, so keep the malai dry.

Some devotees chant Om before putting on a pendant. Browse Karungali malai for more designs.