Daikoku coral pendant
Cerasuolo coral pendant depicting the face of the deity Daikoku circa 1970 – A coral pendant mounted in gold depicting the deity Daikoku is an object of considerable charm both for its material value and for its symbolic meaning. Daikoku (大黒天) is one of the Seven Gods of Fortune (Shichifukujin) in Japanese mythology. He is the god: of wealth and prosperity, of trade and agriculture. 18-karat yellow gold setting, pendant size 3.3 cm – Price on request – Sometimes we publish on the site jewels available only on order; often photos and details of the jewels you see are published as a historical reference of our 50 years and more of activity for your future orders. We almost always do not publish prices due to the continuous variation in the costs of precious metals and stones; you can ask us if the jewel you saw is available, we will respond shortly also for a quote.
Dear customer, this jewel may not be available immediately, but it is reproducible and customizable
Description
Cerasuolo coral pendant depicting the face of the deity Daikoku circa 1970 – A coral pendant mounted in gold depicting the deity Daikoku is an object of considerable charm both for its material value and for its symbolic meaning. Daikoku (大黒天) is one of the Seven Gods of Fortune (Shichifukujin) in Japanese mythology. He is the god: of wealth and prosperity, of trade and agriculture. 18-karat yellow gold setting, pendant size 3.3 cm – Price on request – Sometimes we publish on the site jewels available only on order; often photos and details of the jewels you see are published as a historical reference of our 50 years and more of activity for your future orders. We almost always do not publish prices due to the continuous variation in the costs of precious metals and stones; you can ask us if the jewel you saw is available, we will respond shortly also for a quote.
