Polki Diamond Navagraha Sterling Silver Openable Bangle

The nine planets, set in silver and light, orbit the wrist in perpetual, auspicious motion. This bangle draws on one of India's oldest devotional jewellery traditions: the Navagraha, the nine celestial bodies honoured across Hindu, Jain and Buddhist cosmology, each represented here by a polki-set stone that corresponds to its planetary patron. The technique is true uncut polki work, each flat-faceted diamond fragment placed to catch light from above rather than below, giving the surface a softly luminous, antique quality distinct from the hard brilliance of modern cuts. The setting is wrought in sterling silver, a metal long favoured in devotional and tribal jewellery traditions across Rajasthan and Bengal, where silversmiths understood that unplated sterling carries a particular warmth and weight against the skin. At sixty-one grams, the bangle has genuine heft: a presence the wearer will feel. Pair it with a cream silk sari for a puja or festive gathering, where its devotional motif reads as intentional reverence. Equally, wear it against the cuff of a dark cotton kurta for a cultural evening, where the uncut stones and oxidised silver find their own quiet authority. The screw-openable closure allows the bangle to slip on and fasten securely without force, accommodating a range of wrists with an inner diameter of two inches (approximately five centimetres) and an outer diameter of two-point-seven inches (approximately six-point-nine centimetres). The height of zero-point-eight-five inches (approximately two-point-two centimetres) gives the piece a broad, cuff-like presence without tipping into excess.

Details

• Material: Sterling Silver with Semi Precious Stone
• Dimensions: Height : 0.85 Inch X Inner Dia : 2 Inch X Outer Dia : 2.7
• Weight: 61.0 g
• SKU: LDF128