Shiv Pendants: Mahadev, Trishul and Karungali Malai Designs

Shiv pendant designs on this page

• Mahadev designs: a gold plated pendant chain necklace, a Mahadev locket pendant and a Mahadev Mukh pendant in silver finish.
• Oxidized black: engraved and Trishul Mahadev versions.
• Karungali malai with a Shiv Trishul pendant, with Nandi or Rudraksha and gold or silver caps.
• Mala and murti: a 12 Jyotirling Shiv pendant mala and a Mahadev Murti pendant.
• Combos: Om Shiva Trishool necklaces and Murugan Vel Shiv Ganesh pendants.

What a Shiv pendant means in tradition

Mahadev means the great god, a name for Lord Shiva. His symbols include the Trishul, the Damaru drum and Nandi the bull, and many pendants show one or more of them.

Devotees chant Om Namah Shivaya and remember Shiva on Mondays and at Mahashivratri. A pendant is a personal symbol of that devotion.

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

Shiv pendant for men and women

Men and women both wear them. Some people like a bold Mahadev Mukh pendant on a Karungali malai, and others prefer a plain pendant on a chain.

Compare the photos to see the face, the Trishul and the finish. Each product page lists the size, the chain or malai and other details.

You can also browse the Trishul pendants, the Rudraksha pendants and Lord Shiv.

Wearing and caring for your pendant

Many devotees wear a Shiva pendant on a Monday after a short prayer. Practice varies, so follow your family tradition.

Keep plated pendants away from water, perfume and sweat, and wipe them with a soft, dry cloth. Keep Karungali malai dry.

Store each piece in its own pouch so that it does not scratch. See the Monday specials for Lord Shiva for more.