A series of elevated, circular medallions that mimic the iconic, structural multi-tiered Gokhru silhouette common in royal Marwari jewellery, each large medallion features four leaf-shaped, deep ruby-pink glass stones arranged as a central flower, meticulously bordered by a halo of tiny pristine white seed pearls. Alternating mesh circles host a tiny, flush-set emerald-green stone right at the center, surrounded by a delicate cluster of uncut Pachi Kundan / Polki crystal leaf stones.
These broad, heavily embellished kadas are traditionally used to bracket or cap a multi-piece bangle set. Alternatively, their structured weight allows them to be worn entirely alone as twin statement wrist cuffs for less formal celebrations.
The warm gold and traditional stone hues harmonize beautifully with the gold thread borders found on Kanjeevaram, Banarasi, and Chanderi sarees. These multi-tonal kadas pair flawlessly against solid crimson reds, deep forest greens, crisp ivories, and mustard yellows.
