A triple stack of the lotus flowers come together in this sleek yet meaningful artistic pendant. Great for everyday use, the pendant speaks to your ideals as much as it does to your style.
- Triple lotus pendant
- Made of sterling silver with premium rhodium plating
- Finish: Rhodium plated
- Measures about 1.25” long (including hook)
- Sold as a pendant. To add a chain, please see the options above
About the Rhodium-Plated Sterling Silver: This exquisite piece is crafted from sterling silver, marked with a 925 stamp, and plated in rhodium. Rhodium is not only rare but also more valuable than gold, making it a highly sought-after metal. The rhodium plating not only boosts durability but also imparts a lustrous, oxidized finish, adding a touch of refined elegance.
design: Three lotus blossoms cascade in a graduated stack, their open, cut-out petals forming a sleek diagonal line of polished sterling silver.
size: Pendant measures approximately 1.25" long, including the bail. Chain shown is sold separately.
material: Sterling silver (925) with premium rhodium plating.
features: Triple lotus design, open cut-out petal work, rhodium-plated finish for extra shine and durability, polished bail sized for most chains, sold as pendant only
care: Wipe gently with a soft polishing cloth after wear and store away from moisture, perfume, and other jewelry to protect the rhodium finish.
disclaimer: As with any crafted metal piece, slight variations in the cut or finish may occur from pendant to pendant.
Meaning & Intention
The lotus is one of the most enduring symbols across Eastern traditions: a flower that pushes up through murky water to open, unstained, into the light. It has long stood for purity of heart and mind, spiritual awakening, and the quiet strength it takes to rise above difficulty rather than be defined by it.
Here, that single symbol is given three times over, each bloom slightly smaller than the last, tumbling downward as if caught mid-motion. The repetition reads like a sequence rather than a pattern - a nod to the idea that growth rarely happens all at once. It unfolds in stages, each one building on the one before it, much the way this piece pairs naturally with the brand's language of growth and transformation.
Worn close to the body, the triple lotus becomes a small, private marker of that ongoing process - not a finished statement about who you are, but a companion for who you're becoming.
Slipped on in the morning and worn through the day, this pendant sits quietly at the collarbone as a low-key reminder to keep opening rather than closing off - to meet whatever the day brings with a little more patience and a little less resistance. Its clean, modern lines mean it moves easily from meditation cushion to work desk to dinner out, without ever feeling like it's making a big statement.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Anyone who wants a meaningful, understated piece to mark their own growth and keep it close
- Purpose: Everyday wear, thoughtful gift for a milestone or fresh start, personal reminder during periods of change, layering piece
- Suggested Mantra: I rise. I bloom. I grow.
- Intention: Growth, Transformation, Renewal
- Chakra Connection: Crown Chakra
- Metal: Sterling silver with rhodium plating
Questions & Guidance
Does this pendant come with a chain?
No, this listing is for the pendant only. A matching chain can be added using the options above.
What is rhodium plating, and why does it matter?
Rhodium is a rare, durable metal plated over the sterling silver to add extra shine, resist tarnish, and give the piece a bright, polished finish that lasts longer than silver alone.
How big is the pendant?
It measures about 1.25 inches long, including the bail, making it a substantial but still everyday-wearable size.
Is this pendant hypoallergenic?
Sterling silver with rhodium plating is generally well tolerated by sensitive skin, though anyone with a specific metal allergy should check with their jeweler or doctor before regular wear.
What does the triple lotus design symbolize?
The three cascading blossoms represent stages of growth and transformation, echoing the lotus's traditional meaning of rising through difficulty into clarity and bloom.
