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| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (g) | 10.00 |
| Colour | Gold |
| Occasion | Festival |
Anti tarnish butterfly charm hathphool places a small textured butterfly on the finger ring and repeats the same shape, slightly larger, on the wrist end of the connecting chain. The matched pair of butterflies gives the piece a playful, coordinated look across the whole hand.
The ring is shaped as a compact butterfly with a brushed, textured surface rather than a smooth one, and a fine chain carries that same motif down to a second, larger butterfly charm resting near the wrist. Between the two, the chain runs plain, so the butterfly shapes at either end are what catches the eye first.
Both butterflies share the same brushed finish and folded-wing shape, which is what makes the piece read as a deliberate pair rather than two unrelated charms. The wrist-end butterfly is noticeably larger than the ring, giving the design a sense of scale as the eye travels down the chain. No stones are used, letting the sculpted wing shape carry the whole look.
This piece suits lighter, daytime festive looks: a floral saree, a pastel lehenga or a simple salwar suit with visible hands. Keep the rest of the hand jewellery minimal, since the pair of butterflies already carries the design. It photographs well with hands clasped or resting, which is worth considering for event photos, and a light nail colour tends to let both butterfly charms stand out rather than competing with a bold manicure, which matters more here than with jewellery worn away from the hands.
This hathphool suits women and younger brides-to-be who want a softer, more playful alternative to a heavier traditional hand piece, for mehendi, haldi, sangeet and daytime festive functions. It also makes a sweet gift for someone who loves butterflies or nature motifs, and its lighter build makes it comfortable even through a long, photo-heavy celebration.
Wipe both butterfly charms and the chain gently with a soft, dry cloth after each wear, working into the textured wings where dust settles first. Put the hathphool on after perfume and hand cream. Remove it before washing your hands with it on, showering or sleeping, and store it flat in a dry pouch.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | No Stone |
| Weight (grams) | 10.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Gold |
| Occasion | Festival |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU66M704150 |