Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada
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Pearl Border stone Oxidised Kada

₹ 749.00 INR
₹ 899.00 INR

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COLOR: Oxidised
SIZE: 2.4
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Product Information
Created with oxidised silver plating, this kada is detailed with a continuous pearl border, teardrop stones and an open scalloped pattern running across the centre. Twisted metal lines and tiny raised beads add depth to the surface, while the medium-width frame gives the wrist a well-defined look. The pearl work softens the bold oxidised finish and makes the design easy to coordinate with festive clothing. Ideal for Garba and Navratri, weddings, pujas, family functions and celebrations, it complements sarees, suits, lehengas and Indo-western ensembles.
Product Features
Category
Bangle
Quantity
2 Pcs
For
Women
Occasion
Festivals
Material
Oxidised
Type
Kada
How to care?

A Little Care Goes a Long Way

  1. Keep bangles away from perfume, lotions, sanitizers & harsh chemicals.
  2. Avoid contact with water, especially hot water.
  3. Put your bangles on after getting ready and take them off first.
  4. Avoid wearing a single glass bangle; wear them in pairs for better strength and handle them gently.
  5. Gently wipe your bangles with a soft, dry cloth after use.
  6. Wrap your bangles individually or securely after use and store them safely in their original box.
Shipping & Returns
  • Free shipping on orders over ₹999 in India.
  • Orders are processed within 1-2 business days after confirmation.
  • Easy 3-day returns.
  • Return items in their original condition for a full refund.
About the Brand

Our journey began in 1823, when Delhi was a living, breathing tehzeeb. In the historic lanes of Ballimaran, nurtured during the Mughal era by Jahanara Begum as a marketplace for suhaag and shringaar, our ancestors from the Manihar community started a small chudi shop.

What began as a humble craft soon grew into a legacy carried through generations. While time, cities, and eras changed, our dedication to the art of bangle-making never did.

For over two centuries, we have created more than just bangles; we have been a part of traditions, celebrations, and memories. Today, our 7th generation continues this legacy at Babu Churi Wala GK, crafting each piece with the same care and devotion rooted in the streets of old Ballimaran.