Wide Floral Cluster Cuff Bangle in Gold Tone

A broad cuff built from dozens of small gold-tone flowers massed together, so the whole band reads as a field of blossom rather than as a row of repeats.

Massing is the whole idea. A single flower at this scale would be lost on a wide band, so the design uses many small ones at slightly different heights and angles, which gives the surface texture and keeps the eye moving across it.

Width is what makes a cuff formal. A slim bangle disappears into a stack; a broad band like this is unmistakably the piece you chose to wear, and it needs the rest of the wrist left empty to work.

The flowers are in the metal itself rather than applied on top, so there is nothing glued that can lift away. That is worth more on a textured piece than it sounds — applied decoration is the usual failure point on cheap cuffs.

About the anti-tarnish finish

Anti-tarnish is a coating, not a metal. The body underneath is brass, and brass left bare reacts with the moisture and sulphur in ordinary air until the surface dulls and your skin marks green. An anti-tarnish piece carries a clear barrier layer over the plating that keeps air off the metal, so the colour holds for far longer than it would on an uncoated piece. It is a real improvement and it is also finite: the coating wears where the piece rubs, and once it is through, the brass behaves like brass again.

Brass is the right body for a piece at this price. It has enough weight to feel like jewellery rather than a toy, it takes a plating evenly, and it does not go brittle with age the way some cheap alloys do.

Wearing and caring for it

Put it on after perfume, lotion and hair spray, never before — alcohol and oils are what lift a coating fastest. Take it off before washing up, swimming or sleeping. Wipe it with a dry, soft cloth after wearing and keep it in a closed pouch rather than loose in a drawer, where humid air and other metal can scuff it.

As a gift it is low-risk: no sizing to get wrong, no sharp edges, and a finish that survives ordinary handling. It arrives in a box ready to give.

What you see photographed is what ships. Colour on a screen is never exact — golds in particular look warmer on some phones than others — so treat the photo as close rather than perfect.

Delivery runs two to five working days within India from the day the order is dispatched, and five to twelve working days for international orders; Sundays are not counted. Returns follow the policy published on this site.

A word on what this is and is not. It is not precious metal, it carries no hallmark and it has no resale value. What it has is design and finish at a price that lets you match a piece to one outfit and not think twice about it, which is a perfectly good reason to buy jewellery.

Keyura is prepaid only — cash on delivery is not offered on any order.