Make a bold yet traditional statement with this pair of forming gold kada bangles from Hemant Jewellers. The bangles feature a richly textured surface dotted with tiny embossed beads, accentuated by diamond-cut motifs that reflect light beautifully without a glossy finish. Designed for daily wear as well as festive pairings, these bangles offer a timeless charm with their minimal yet striking details.

The uniform gold tone and precise craftsmanship ensure that these bangles complement sarees, salwar suits, and Indo-western outfits alike.

Make a bold yet traditional statement with this pair of forming gold kada bangles from Hemant Jewellers. The bangles feature a richly textured surface dotted with tiny embossed beads, accentuated by diamond-cut motifs that reflect light beautifully without a glossy finish. Designed for daily wear as well as festive pairings, these bangles offer a timeless charm with their minimal yet striking details.

The uniform gold tone and precise craftsmanship ensure that these bangles complement sarees, salwar suits, and Indo-western outfits alike.

These classic gold-finish bangles from Hemant Jewellers bring timeless tradition to your wrist. The design features a symmetrical diamond-cut pattern running along the length, complemented by elegant lotus-style floral engravings at the center. The lightweight build and traditional finish make this pair ideal for special cultural occasions.

Add an instant dash of glamour with this gorgeous, versatile Bangles from Hemant Jewellers.
Perfect gifting option!

Bangles are the Indian jewellery ornament which have been in existence since aeon.  Bangles hold the special place in every Indian woman accessory collection.

Bangles are generally worn in a pair by women. For Indian married women bangles are must have ornaments. In India, bangles are known by various different names and have special designs according to different states.   In Bengali bangles are known as Churi, in Assamese, it is known as Kharu, in Tamil Valaiyal, in Marathi Bangadi and commonly in Hindi, it is known as Chudi.

Add an instant dash of glamour with this gorgeous, versatile Bangles from Hemant Jewellers.
Perfect gifting option!

Bangles are the Indian jewellery ornament which have been in existence since aeon.  Bangles hold the special place in every Indian woman accessory collection.

Bangles are generally worn in a pair by women. For Indian married women bangles are must have ornaments. In India, bangles are known by various different names and have special designs according to different states.   In Bengali bangles are known as Churi, in Assamese, it is known as Kharu, in Tamil Valaiyal, in Marathi Bangadi and commonly in Hindi, it is known as Chudi.

Add an instant dash of glamour with this gorgeous, versatile Bangles from Hemant Jewellers.
Perfect gifting option!

Bangles are the Indian jewellery ornament which have been in existence since aeon.  Bangles hold the special place in every Indian woman accessory collection.

Bangles are generally worn in a pair by women. For Indian married women bangles are must have ornaments. In India, bangles are known by various different names and have special designs according to different states.   In Bengali bangles are known as Churi, in Assamese, it is known as Kharu, in Tamil Valaiyal, in Marathi Bangadi and commonly in Hindi, it is known as Chudi.

Add an instant dash of glamour with this gorgeous, versatile Bangles from Hemant Jewellers.
Perfect gifting option!

Bangles are the Indian jewellery ornament which have been in existence since aeon.  Bangles hold the special place in every Indian woman accessory collection.

Bangles are generally worn in a pair by women. For Indian married women bangles are must have ornaments. In India, bangles are known by various different names and have special designs according to different states.   In Bengali bangles are known as Churi, in Assamese, it is known as Kharu, in Tamil Valaiyal, in Marathi Bangadi and commonly in Hindi, it is known as Chudi.

Add a refined sparkle to your jewelry collection with this 4-piece bangle set, beautifully adorned with uniformly set cubic zirconia stones. The simple, clean round-stone layout gives these bangles a modern yet traditional appeal, ideal for both daily and festive wear.

Their slim design makes them perfect for layering with other statement pieces or wearing solo for a minimalistic charm. A classic choice for gifting or styling with sarees, suits, and Indo-western attire.

Add a refined sparkle to your jewelry collection with this 4-piece bangle set, beautifully adorned with uniformly set cubic zirconia stones. The simple, clean round-stone layout gives these bangles a modern yet traditional appeal, ideal for both daily and festive wear.

Their slim design makes them perfect for layering with other statement pieces or wearing solo for a minimalistic charm. A classic choice for gifting or styling with sarees, suits, and Indo-western attire.

Celebrate timeless tradition with this exquisite set of 4 bangles (2 pairs), designed in a rich antique finish. Each bangle showcases a beautifully crafted peacock motif at intervals, paired with alternating ruby-red and emerald-green rectangular stones. The addition of sparkling CZ embellishments enhances the overall royal charm.

Symbolizing elegance and cultural richness, these bangles are perfect for ethnic wear and festive occasions. The lightweight structure ensures comfort while the peacock detailing adds a unique aesthetic.

Add an instant dash of glamour with this gorgeous, versatile Bangles from Hemant Jewellers.
Perfect gifting option!

Bangles are the Indian jewellery ornament which have been in existence since aeon.  Bangles hold the special place in every Indian woman accessory collection.

Bangles are generally worn in a pair by women. For Indian married women bangles are must have ornaments. In India, bangles are known by various different names and have special designs according to different states.   In Bengali bangles are known as Churi, in Assamese, it is known as Kharu, in Tamil Valaiyal, in Marathi Bangadi and commonly in Hindi, it is known as Chudi.