Vintage Kuchi, Prayer Box or Guardian Necklace

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Silver metal with filigree wire details and 5 dangles, the piece itself is 5cm x 4cm. The chain is 52cm with hook closure.

Pendant is a prayer box – the top of the pendant slides across and completely detaches to reveal a hidden compartment. 3 round lapis lazuli stones bezel set in the front.

Beautiful piece in great condition. Vintage 1970s or earlier.

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