Panchadhatu five-metal jewelry

The Sacred Alloy

Tattva

Panchdhaatu— “five metals”. A convergence of gold, silver, copper, iron, and zinc drawn from a longstanding metal tradition.

The Five That Become One

Gold, one of the five Panchadhatu metals

Gold

सुन

Silver, one of the five Panchadhatu metals

Silver

चाँदी

Copper, one of the five Panchadhatu metals

Copper

तामा

Iron, one of the five Panchadhatu metals

Iron

फलाम

Zinc, one of the five Panchadhatu metals

Zinc

जस्ता

The Composition

The Five Metals

Each element brings its own celestial energy, creating a harmonious alloy that transcends mere adornment.

Gold, one of the five Panchadhatu metals
Au

सुन · Sun

Gold

Traditionally associated with the Sun, prosperity, warmth, and illumination.

Silver, one of the five Panchadhatu metals
Ag

चाँदी · Chaandi

Silver

Traditionally associated with the Moon, tranquility, reflection, and balance.

Copper, one of the five Panchadhatu metals
Cu

तामा · Taama

Copper

Traditionally linked with Mars, courage, warmth, and vitality.

Iron, one of the five Panchadhatu metals
Fe

फलाम · Phalaam

Iron

Traditionally associated with Saturn, strength, resilience, and grounding.

Zinc, one of the five Panchadhatu metals
Zn

जस्ता · Jasta

Zinc

Traditionally connected with Jupiter, wisdom, clarity, and growth.

Our Philosophy

Sacred Science,
Wearable Art

The Tattva story doesn’t simply use Panchdhaatu — it celebrates it. At Aurora, you can choose to order every single design in either sterling silver or Panchdhaatu.

The unique blend of these metals ages gracefully, developing a rich character that synthetic metals cannot replicate. Each piece tells its own story through its patina, making every Tattva creation truly one-of-a-kind.

Tattva pieces are designed for everyday enchantment. A gentle polish restores their luster, or let them evolve naturally — both choices honor the metal’s living nature.

Panchadhatu jewelry piece

Why Panchadhatu

Beyond Adornment

More than jewelry — Panchadhatu is a bridge between ancient wisdom and modern elegance.

Five-Metal Tradition

Panchadhatu brings five metals together in a tradition with longstanding cultural and symbolic meaning.

Traditional Symbolism

Traditional accounts associate Panchadhatu jewelry with protection, balance, and good fortune; these are cultural beliefs, not medical claims.

Evolving Patina

The metal surface may develop a patina over time, giving each piece an evolving character.

Clear Material Choice

Panchadhatu is identified separately from sterling silver. Ask the studio about composition before ordering if you have metal sensitivities.

Easy Maintenance

A gentle polish restores their original luster, or let them evolve naturally — both choices honor the metal's living nature.

Choose Your Metal

Every Design,
Your Choice

Many Aurora designs can be discussed in sterling silver or Panchadhatu. Available material options are shown per piece or confirmed during an enquiry.