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Stone Pendant Collection: Lockets, Murugan, Om and Deity Pendants
A stone pendant is a gemstone locket or charm worn on a chain. This page lists stone lockets in amethyst, rose quartz and tiger eye, plus Murugan, Om-Trishul and other devotional pendants in different materials.
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About Stone Pendant
This pendant edit includes both stone jewellery and devotional designs, with Murugan, Shastra and Om-Trishul motifs appearing in the selection.
Read the individual material description rather than assuming every pendant in this collection is a gemstone. Check the pendant dimensions, chain or mala inclusion and named finish. A complete necklace and a pendant-only listing should be compared by their full contents.
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- Product type
- Stone lockets and devotional pendants
- Stones named
- Amethyst, rose quartz, sodalite, amazonite, rainbow moonstone, tiger eye
- Devotional designs
- Murugan, Shastra, Om-Trishul, Tulsi mala, Ganesh, Hanuman, Durga, Ram
- Check on each listing
- Material, dimensions, chain or mala included
Stone lockets and devotional pendants
The collection has two main groups, based on the product titles.
- Stone lockets with chain in amethyst, rose quartz, sodalite, amazonite and rainbow moonstone.
- Murugan pendants, including the Silver Capped Lord Murugan Pendant and the Shastra Pendant.
- Shiva and Om designs, such as the Gold Plated OM Shiva Trishool Pendant.
- Tulsi mala pendants for Radha Ji and Radha Krishna.
- Gold-plated Ganesh, Hanuman and Maa Durga pendants.
How to choose a stone pendant
Start with whether you want a stone or a deity symbol, then check the details on the product page.
- Material: some pendants are stone, others are gold plated, silver capped or Tulsi.
- Dimensions of the pendant itself.
- Chain or mala: some listings include one, and some are a pendant alone.
- The named finish, such as gold plated or silver plated.
Stones and symbols in tradition
In Hindu tradition, the Vel is the spear of Lord Murugan, Om is the sacred syllable and the Trishul belongs to Lord Shiva. Tulsi is associated with Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna.
Many buyers choose a stone locket for its colour and personal meaning. Amethyst, rose quartz, sodalite, amazonite and rainbow moonstone each look different. No result is promised by any pendant.
Wearing and caring for a pendant
Many people wear a pendant every day and remove it before a bath or heavy work. Follow whatever custom your family keeps.
Wipe stone and plated pendants with a soft, dry cloth, and keep them away from perfume and chemicals. Store the chain and pendant separately so they do not scratch each other. Read any care note on the product page.
More pendants to browse
To browse by symbol, see Murugan pendants, Om pendants, Shiv pendants, Trishul pendants or Hanuman pendants.
You can also explore zodiac pendants, Rudraksha pendants and the wider stone collection.
If you are buying a gift, choose the symbol the person already prays to, or a stone in a colour they like. Check whether a chain is included before you order.
Frequently asked questions
What is a stone pendant?
Is every pendant on this page made of stone?
Does the pendant come with a chain?
How do I choose a pendant size?
What do the Murugan and Om-Trishul pendants represent?
Can I order a stone pendant online?
What is the price of a stone pendant?
Related pages
- Crystal Stone Collection: Bracelets, Malas, Raw Stones and Frames
- Zodiac Pendant Collection: Twelve Rashi Pendants
- Shiv Pendants: Mahadev, Trishul and Karungali Malai Designs
- Om Pendants: Gold Plated Om and Karungali Malai Pendants
- Murugan Pendants: Vel, Face and Shakti Designs on Karungali
- Hanuman Pendants: Gold Plated, Silver Plated and Oxidized
- Rudraksha Pendants: 1 Mukhi, Adiyogi and Karungali Malai Designs
- Trishul Pendants: Karungali Malai, Silver Plated and Gold Plated
Updated on 20 October 2026
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