Devi Chandraghanta [inner strength + righteousness] -Navratri Fall '23

Devi Chandraghanta is the third form of Goddess Durga, worshipped during the nine-day festival of Navratri. Her name "Chandraghanta" translates to "one who has the moon shaped like a bell." She has a golden complexion, an open third eye, and a crescent moon-shaped bell on her forehead. She rides a lion, symbolizing courage and fearlessness. Devi Chandraghanta is recognized by the bell-shaped ornament on her forehead, representing divine sounds and peace while removing negative energies, hence the bells in these earrings. These earrings represent Devi Chandraghanta's strength, courage, and protection. Wearing them can inspire these qualities in you. It also fosters a deeper spiritual connection with the goddess for devotees. Pearls are revered as symbols of purity and divinity. They hold significant cultural and religious value in Indian mythology and traditions. They are associated with tranquility and spiritual awakening, symbolizing beauty, transcendence, and the divine essence. When