antique gold-plated kundan bangles

These intricate, wide-band bangles are made of gold-plated brass or copper and feature a complex, ornate design characteristic of traditional South Asian workmanship. Key elements include:

​Pachchikam work: The bangles are richly decorated with Kundan-style (untrimmed, polished stones) work. There is a prominent central floret with small clear stones surrounding a central cabochon green stone.

​Enamel (Meenakari) detailing: The side segments feature soft pink and off-white enamel (meenakari) circular motifs with small pink cabochon stones at their centers, outlined in gold and small seed pearls.

​Seed pearl fringe: A hallmark feature is the dense fringe of small, uniform seed pearls attached to the lower edge of the bangles, adding a delicate and textural contrast to the heavy gold work.

​Additional stone accents: Scattered throughout the intricate filigree metalwork are other small red, green, and clear stone accents.