BANGLES

Key Features & Detailing
​Base Texture: The main surface of the bangle features a striated, matte finish composed of fine horizontal lines. This texturing reduces glare and allows the polished accents to stand out.
​Enamel Accents (Meenakari): The design features recurring paisley or leaf-shaped motifs filled with red and green enamel. This splash of color adds a traditional touch, often symbolizing nature or auspiciousness in jewelry design.
​Granulated “Rava” Section: Interspersed between the enamel sections is a distinct rectangular panel featuring rows of raised gold beads (granulation). This adds a tactile, 3D element to the bangle.
​Diamond Cuts: Surrounding the enamel and beaded sections are angled, high-polish diamond cuts (specifically the slanted lines). These are designed to catch the light and sparkle when the wrist moves.
​Structure: The bangles appear to be rigid with a defined rim on the edges. The interior (seen in the second image) is smooth and polished, ensuring comfort for the wearer.
​Style Profile
​Aesthetic: Traditional Indian with a modern finish.
​Occasion: These are versatile enough for daily wear (due to the sturdy width) but decorative enough for festivals, weddings, or cultural events.
​Craftsmanship: The piece looks like a combination of machine-cutting (for the precision lines) and hand-finishing (for the enameling).