Silver Idols

Silver idols carry a quiet weight in an Indian home, the kind you feel before you name it. This collection brings together 925 pure silver god idols and murti, each one handcrafted to sit in your pooja room, home mandir, office desk, or car dashboard. From a seated Lakshmi to a dancing Ganesh, a flute-bearing Krishna to Balaji standing tall, these are silver god idols meant for daily darshan and for gifting on the occasions that matter. Every piece is BIS hallmarked, so the silver is verified, not plated. Shop the full range below.

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About This Collection

Deities and finishes

Each silver idol in this collection is shaped around the deity you keep closest. Goddess Lakshmi for prosperity, Ganesh as the remover of obstacles, Krishna with his flute, Balaji for steady faith, and many more silver idols of god across the range. The chandi ki murti tradition runs deep in Indian homes, and our artisans work it by hand, raising the folds of a sari, the curve of a trunk, the calm of a face. Some idols carry a bright polish that catches lamp light. Others wear an antique oxidised finish that settles the detail into shadow, the look many families prefer for an older mandir. Browse the full set of pooja items in silver to build the rest of your altar around the murti you choose.

For pooja, for home, for gifting

A silver god idol for the pooja room is the heart of this collection, sized for a home mandir and steady on its base. Smaller forms suit an office desk or a car dashboard, where you want the deity near without taking space. As silver idols for gifting, these carry real meaning at a griha pravesh, a wedding, a Diwali, or a naming ceremony, a present that stays in the family for years. Pair an idol with a piece from our silver gifts for weddings range when you want the gesture to feel complete.

How weight and purity set the price

Silver sells by weight, so the silver murti price tracks gram weight first and the carving work second. A solid idol holds more metal than a hollow one of the same height, which is why two murtis of the same deity can sit at different prices. When you compare a pure silver idol price across shops, check three things: the hallmark, the gram weight, and whether it is 925 or 999. Each product page lists the exact grams and the live price, so you can weigh it fairly before you buy. Looking for a gift beyond a murti? Our silver accessories for women range works for the same occasions. Discover the rest of the collection at AJB Silver Arte, Lucknow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which silver idol is best for the pooja room?
It depends on the deity your family keeps and the space you have. Goddess Lakshmi and Ganesh are the most chosen for a home mandir, often together, since they pair prosperity with new beginnings. For a larger pooja room, a solid seated idol sits well on a base. For an office desk or car dashboard, a smaller silver god idol works better. Every chandi ki murti here is BIS hallmarked 925 silver.
Is a 925 silver idol pure silver?
A 925 silver idol is 92.5 percent pure silver, mixed with 7.5 percent other metal so the form holds its shape and detail over years. That small alloy is what lets an artisan carve fine work into a murti without it bending. Some idols are made in 999 fine silver, which is softer and closer to pure. Both are real silver, and ours are BIS hallmarked to confirm it.
What is the price of a silver murti?
A silver murti is priced mainly on its silver weight, then on the carving work, so a heavy solid idol costs more than a light hollow one of the same height. This is why two idols of the same god can sit at different prices. Each product page shows the exact gram weight and the live silver price, so you can check a pure silver idol price before you buy.
What is the difference between a 925 and a 999 silver idol?
A 999 silver idol is about 99.9 percent pure silver. It is soft and very bright, often chosen for its closeness to pure metal. A 925 silver idol is 92.5 percent silver with a small alloy that makes it firmer, so it holds carved detail and stands up to handling. For a murti you will move and clean, 925 is the practical choice. Both are hallmarked.
Do these silver idols make a good gift?
Yes, silver idols for gifting are among the most meaningful presents in an Indian household. A silver god idol suits a griha pravesh, a wedding, Diwali, Akshaya Tritiya, or a naming ceremony, and it stays with the family long after. Choosing the receiver's favoured deity, a Lakshmi, a Ganesh, a Balaji, makes the gift personal.
How do I care for a silver murti so it does not tarnish?
Keep your silver idol dry and away from incense smoke, camphor, damp air, and perfume, since these dull the surface over time. Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after pooja, and use a mild silver cloth for a deeper clean. Store smaller murtis in a soft pouch when travelling. Silver is tarnish-resistant, not tarnish-proof, so light regular care keeps the deity bright.
Can I keep a silver idol in my car or on my office desk?
Yes, smaller silver god idols are made for exactly this. A compact Balaji, Ganesh, or Hanuman murti sits steady on a car dashboard or an office desk, keeping the deity near through the day. Choose a solid base for stability, and look at the listed height and grams on each product page to find the right size for the space.
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