Kundan Set Brass Bangles with Polished Finish

There is something quietly ceremonial about a bangle that carries the weight of an entire tradition in its circumference. Kundan work belongs to the royal ateliers of Rajasthan, where karigars in Jaipur perfected the art of setting uncut glass or stones into a burnished gold-toned base without prongs or claws, relying instead on fine foil and pressure alone. This bangle is wrought in brass, a metal long favoured in traditional Indian jewellery for its warm, honeyed depth and its ability to hold intricate surface work without yielding to it. The Kundan-set stones sit flush within their bezels in a continuous repeating motif that follows the full round of the cuff, lending the piece a ceremonial gravity that heavier fine jewellery sometimes forgets to carry. At 70 grams, the bangle has genuine presence on the wrist, neither token nor burdensome. Wear it alone against the full sleeve of a tissue-silk kurta for a Diwali gathering, letting the brass catch candlelight. Equally, stack it at the edge of a silk saree blouse for a wedding reception, where it reads as considered rather than effortful. Offered in size 2.4, the inner diameter suits a standard Indian wrist comfortably. The brass construction resists everyday flex and keeps its shape through regular wear. Keep the stones dry and wipe the metal with a soft cloth to preserve the warm finish season after season.

Details

• Material: Brass
• Dimensions: 0 Inches Height X 0 Inches Width X 0 Inches Depth
• Weight: 70.0 g
• SKU: JA1841