The largest Sri Yantra pendant in our collection — 39×35mm in copper with a gold finish — made for practitioners who want the symbol large enough to see every triangle clearly, and warm enough in tone to carry the energy of Lakshmi, the Hindu symbol of abundance whose yantra this is. This is the Sri Yantra gold pendant for someone who already knows what they are buying and why.
One customer described it precisely: wearing it makes her more aware of her emotions and less reactive to difficult situations. That is the practitioner’s experience of the Sri Yantra — not a dramatic event, but a consistent, quiet reorientation toward clarity. $35.99. Pendant only — add your own chain or cord.
Why gold and copper
Copper is one of the most energetically conductive metals in traditional Vedic use — it amplifies and transmits energy rather than simply holding it. Combined with the gold finish, this pendant carries both the visual warmth of gold (associated with solar energy, abundance) and the conductive properties of copper. At 39×35mm, it is significantly larger than the glass alloy pendant — the geometry is visible at arm’s length, not just up close.
In Vedic practice, copper is specifically used for sacred objects that are meant to interact with the body’s energy field. A copper Sri Yantra pendant worn close to the skin is considered more energetically active than one in neutral metals. This is the piece for practitioners who approach their jewelry as a spiritual tool rather than purely a symbol.
Pendant only — wearing options
This is a pendant without a chain. That is intentional — it gives you full control over how you wear it:
- Your existing chain — thread through any chain you already wear. The pendant ring accepts standard chain widths up to approximately 3mm.
- Leather cord — several customers specifically wear this on a thin braided leather cord for a more grounded, earthy feel. The gold against dark leather is visually striking.
- Meditation cord — remove from daily wear and place on a dedicated meditation cord to use specifically during practice. The larger size makes it an effective visual focal point during yantra meditation.
Specifications
- Material: Copper with gold finish
- Pendant size: 39mm × 35mm — largest in the Sri Yantra collection
- Format: Pendant only — no chain included
- Care: Avoid water and chemicals. Copper may develop a natural patina over time — clean with a soft cloth or copper polish if preferred.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is this pendant sold without a chain?
This pendant is intentionally sold without a chain to give you full flexibility in how you wear it. Many practitioners prefer to wear a sacred geometry pendant on a specific cord or chain that carries its own meaning — a leather cord, a silk thread, or an existing favourite chain. The pendant ring accepts standard chains up to approximately 3mm. This also makes it the ideal choice as a gift when you do not know the recipient’s preferred necklace length.
How does this differ from the Sri Yantra necklace pendant?
Three key differences: material, size, and format. The Sri Yantra Necklace Pendant ($24.99–$45.99) uses glass alloy with a printed image on an 18-inch chain — lightweight, accessible, and available in bundles. This gold pendant is 39×35mm copper with a gold finish, sold as a pendant only. Choose the necklace pendant for everyday layered wear and gifting in multiples; choose this for a premium single statement piece or dedicated meditation use.
Is copper suitable for sensitive skin?
Copper is generally well-tolerated as a pendant worn close to but not directly on the skin — the metal sits against fabric or hangs at the chest. If you have a confirmed copper allergy, direct skin contact should be avoided. Many wearers find copper jewelry perfectly comfortable; if irritation occurs, wear the pendant over clothing rather than against bare skin.
Can I use this as a meditation focal point?
Yes — at 39×35mm, this is the most effective meditation focal point in the Sri Yantra collection. The larger size means all 9 triangles, the lotus petals, and the central Bindu are clearly visible when the pendant is held at arm’s length or placed on a surface during practice. For seated yantra meditation, rest it on a small stand or velvet pad at eye level. For the full Sri Yantra meditation technique, see our Sri Yantra Meaning & Meditation Guide.
See also: Sri Yantra Necklace Pendant — from $24.99 → · Full Sri Yantra Collection → · Sri Yantra Meaning Guide →










Victoria –
This beautiful pendant helps me center throughout the day! I am more aware of my emotions and I am becoming less reactionary to situations and circumstances. Thank you so much
Payne –
Could use a bit more flexibility in the chain.
Payne –
Could use a bit more variety in stone transparency.
Gladstone –
Wish there were options for mix-and-match stones.
Eaton –
Love how it complements my yoga mat color.