Temple Kadas | Gold-Plated Temple Bangles with Kemp Stones and Floral Nakshi Work – Set of 2 (Openable)

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Embrace the timeless elegance of heritage artistry with these Antique Gold-Plated Temple Bangles. Inspired by the grand architecture and divine symbolism of ancient Indian temples, this set of two Kadas is a masterpiece of traditional jewelry design.

Each bangle is meticulously crafted with a Matte Gold finish, giving it a regal, heirloom quality. The surface is adorned with detailed floral and swirl engravings, punctuated by the deep crimson glow of Kemp stones and the subtle sparkle of white stones.

Unlike standard circular bangles, these feature a hinged openable mechanism with a secure screw clasp, making them easy to put on while providing a sleek, tapered fit on the wrist. Whether you are a bride-to-be looking for that perfect finishing touch or a guest wanting to stand out at a festive celebration, these bangles offer a sophisticated blend of cultural tradition and modern luxury.

Care Tip: To maintain the luster, keep the jewelry away from direct heat, water, and perfumes. Store them in a dry, airtight pouch when not in use.

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Product Description

  • Exquisite Craftsmanship: Features intricate Nakshi (hand-engraved) floral and peacock motifs for an authentic antique look.

  • Premium Materials: High-quality brass base with a rich 22K matte gold plating, adorned with vibrant red Kemp stones and white uncut Polki-style zircons.

  • Comfort & Fit: Designed with a sturdy screw-open mechanism (Kada style) to ensure a comfortable fit for multiple wrist sizes.

  • Versatile Styling: The perfect statement piece for weddings, festivals, and bridal wear. Pairs beautifully with Kanjeevaram sarees and ethnic lehengas.

  • Durable Finish: Skin-friendly, nickel-free, and lead-free coating ensures long-lasting shine and comfort for all-day wear.

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