Chandraghanta Keychain · Navratri Night 3

Calm on the outside, ready for anything.

Chandraghanta means "moon bell": she wears a half moon shaped like a bell on her head. She is Parvati as Shiva's bride, the third of the nine forms of Durga.

She is peace and readiness at the same time: gentle with the people who rely on her, armed against anything that would harm them. The ring of her bell is said to chase fear away. Carry her before an interview, an exam, a hard conversation, or any day you need to keep your nerve.

What the details mean

• Moon bell: her name. A calm mind that stays alert, and a sound that clears away fear.
• Ten arms: she can handle a lot at once, and still has hands free to help.
• Trishul, sword, gada, bow and arrow: ready to defend what matters.
• Lotus, prayer beads and blessing hands: kindness and calm sit right alongside the strength.
• Tigress: her ride. Courage that is under control.
• Red sari: the colour of night three, for energy and action.

These are the common readings. Families and regions tell them in different ways, and that's part of the joy of it.

When: the third night of Navratri, Tuesday 13 October 2026 in the UK. She is part of our Navadurga series: one devi for each of the nine nights.

Size: about 42 × 54 × 12 mm
Weight: about 16 g
Comes with: gold jump ring and keyring
Finished on both sides. Designed and 3D printed by us in the UK, in PLA.

Not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14. Contains small parts.