| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Mint Stones |
| Weight (g) | 70.00 |
| Colour | Mint |
| Occasion | Wedding, Festival, Party |
Some bangles whisper; this one makes an entrance. The oxidised silver-tone kada is a broad, rounded band lined with polished beads on both edges and a single row of round mint-green stones running all the way round, so the colour flashes softly every time you move your hand.
Look closely and the kada is built in neat layers. The outer edges carry rows of plump, bright beads; inside them sit fine twisted borders and tiny granulated flower dots; and along the middle runs a line of round mint stones in small bezels. The inner band is pierced with a pattern of small round holes, which keeps the piece lighter than it looks and lets the antique shading show through. At about 70 g it has a proper, substantial weight on the wrist.
This is a hinged kada with a screw-pin opening, so it opens at the side rather than squeezing over the knuckles. That makes it easier to put on than a closed bangle and kinder to the hand. The oxidised finish settles into the grooves and around every bead, while the raised surfaces stay light, which gives the classic silver-replica contrast that makes temple-style jewellery look rich in photographs. The mint stones keep it fresh and youthful rather than heavy.
Wear it alone on one wrist with a cotton saree, a block-print kurta or a lehenga in pastel shades, where the mint stones can echo the colours of the outfit. It also looks striking with a white or black outfit as the one statement piece. For festivals, stack it with thinner oxidised bangles on the same arm, and pair it with oxidised jhumkas to complete the look.
A single good kada does the work of a whole stack of bangles. This one has the depth of detail that usually comes with much costlier silver work, a hinged opening that makes it practical to wear, and a soft colour that suits both festive and everyday ethnic dressing. Only one mint piece is available, so it is a small-batch find.
Opens on a hinge with a screw pin. Made for an average adult wrist; it sits as a broad kada rather than a tight cuff. Undo the screw fully before opening so the hinge is never forced.
Oxidised and silver-tone jewellery loves dry air. Wear it after perfume and creams have settled, take it off before bathing or swimming, and wipe it with a soft dry cloth before putting it away. Store it in a zip pouch or an airtight box, away from moisture, so the finish and the stones stay at their best.
| Metal | Brass |
| Stone Type | Mint Stones |
| Weight (grams) | 70.00 |
| Colour/Finish | Mint |
| Occasion | Wedding, Festival, Party |
| Gender | women |
| SKU/Product Code | KEYU9-84A7C4F296 |
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