Silver pendant, Tibetan phurba with triple three-dimensional dorje

The dorje (vajra) symbolizes the union of method and wisdom, the architrave of Buddhist practice, a cause of liberation from the mental obscurations that afflict humanity. The word dorje (vajra) also means lightning and diamond.
The phurba (Wylie transliteration of Tibetan: ཕུར་ བ) in Sanskrit called Kīla, is a Tibetan or Nepalese dagger-dagger, consisting of three blades and a handle, often decorated, used for rituals, but not for sacrifices. The phurba is very often wielded by terrifying Buddhist deities.
Jewel in hypoallergenic 925 ‰ silver. The surface is partially burnished and is neither treated nor plated so it guarantees its beauty over the years.