| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (g) | 39.00 |
| Colour | Green |
| Occasion | Festival, Wedding, Party |
A bold oxidised kada with a pop of colour. The broad band is covered in vertical ribbed sections and rows of tiny raised granule dots, and on the front sits a flower of eight oval stones around a round centre stone.
The kada opens on a hinge with a pin closure, so it goes on easily without squeezing over the hand. The textured band catches the light all the way round, and the stone flower adds one bright spot of colour at the front. A matching stone flower is set on the inside wall too. The kada weighs about 39 g, a satisfying weight that feels substantial without being heavy.
Granule work, where tiny metal balls are set in rows, is one of the oldest techniques in Indian silver jewellery. Combined with ribbed bands and a single flower, it gives this kada a tribal-meets-festive look that stands out on its own or in a stack.
Wear one kada as a statement with a plain kurta, a cotton saree or a fusion outfit, or wear a pair, one on each wrist, for festivals and weddings. Match the stone colour to your outfit or your earrings, and keep rings simple so the kada stays the focus.
The hinge makes a broad kada easy to wear, the granule texture makes it look handmade, and with nine stone colours there is one for almost every outfit.
Only the stone colour changes, so pick the one that suits the outfits you wear most. Green is the festive classic, made for red, mustard, maroon and gold-bordered silks. Red is the bridal favourite, perfect with green, cream, gold and black. Baby Pink is soft and romantic, lovely with blush, ivory, grey and pastel outfits. Black is the most versatile, matching monochrome looks, denim and every printed outfit. White gives a clear, kundan-like sparkle that goes with every colour. Aqua is bright and cheerful, great with white, coral, navy and yellow. Blue is deep and regal, striking with white, pink, mustard and silver-grey. Mint is fresh and summery, beautiful with white, peach, lilac and light blue. Yellow is sunny and auspicious, ideal for haldi and pastel outfits. If you are unsure, choose a shade that already appears in your favourite dupatta or saree border.
The kada opens on a hinge: pull out the pin, open the kada, close it around the wrist and push the pin back in. It sits like a standard bangle on an average adult wrist.
Keep the piece away from water, sweat, perfume and sanitiser. After wearing, wipe it gently with a dry cotton cloth and keep it in its own pouch so the details do not scratch against other jewellery. Do not use silver dip or polishing liquids; they remove the antique shading that gives the design its character.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Coloured Stones |
| Weight (grams) | 39.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Green |
| Occasion | Festival, Wedding, Party |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-5059B42B44 |
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