| Weight (g) | 0.00 |
| Colour | Green |
A broad, flat-topped kada with a dense field of engraved work across its face, scattered with small round stones set in gold-tone flowers against a silver-tone ground. It opens on a screw so it can be put on over the hand.
The two platings do the separating here: the engraved background stays silver while each stone flower is picked out in gold, so the stones appear to float above the pattern rather than sit in it.
A broad kada wants a bare wrist on the other side, or at most a thin chain. Wear it alone over a full-sleeve kurta pushed back.
Festive wear, family functions and days when one piece is doing all the work.
A broad band is less forgiving of a loose fit than a slim one, since it can slide and rotate on the wrist. Close the screw firmly enough that the band sits still, but not so tight that it marks the skin. The engraved surface hides fingerprints well, so it stays looking clean through a long day.
Broad bangles are usually either engraved or stone-set; this one does both, and the dual-tone plating is what stops that becoming a mess. Strip the gold out and the stones would disappear into the engraving — which is exactly what happens on cheaper single-tone versions of this shape.
The screw opening matters more on a broad band than on a slim one, because a wide closed bangle is far harder to force over the knuckles. Here you open it, place it, and close it with the wrist already inside.
The scattered stone layout is a deliberate contrast to the row-of-stones kada in the same batch. Rows read as formal and repeat like a pattern; a scatter reads as handwork. If you own a row-set bangle already, this one gives a visibly different effect rather than more of the same.
A good anniversary or birthday piece for someone who wears mostly gold but likes a bit of contrast. See the rest in our kada collection.
Dual-tone means two platings on one piece — a bright silver tone and a warm gold tone, applied to different parts of the same design so each section reads separately. It is harder than a single finish because the two have to be masked off from one another, and it is why these pieces show their detail so clearly: the eye separates the gold elements from the silver ones before it has read a single stone. The base metal underneath is brass, so this is plating rather than solid gold or silver.
Put this on after perfume, hairspray and hand cream, and take it off before washing, swimming or sleeping. Wipe with a dry soft cloth and use a dry soft brush around the stone settings and between any pearls, where a cloth cannot reach. Store it in a zip-lock pouch — the single most effective thing for a plated piece, because it keeps humid air off the metal. Never use silver polish, dip cleaners or an ultrasonic cleaner.
| Weight (grams) | 0.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Green |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU-NAA3609 |
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