Red Resin & Mother of Pearl Bangle core framed with mother of pearl panels and golden brass accents, mounted on a polished brass liner. Red and gold is the standard palette for Indian celebration - Karwa Chauth, weddings, Diwali - which makes this the most occasion-ready bangle in the range.

Key Features

• Chinese Red resin core with mother of pearl panels
• Golden brass accents and polished brass liner
• Structured silhouette with a refined polish
• Red and gold palette suited to Indian occasions
• Slip-on style with no clasp
• Bold enough to be worn as the only accessory

Product Details

• Type: Handcrafted statement bangle
• Material: Resin, mother of pearl and golden brass
• Colour: Chinese Red
• Profile: Smooth structured
• Wear style: Slip-on
• Made in: India

How to Use & Style It

• For Karwa Chauth, Teej and Diwali
• With red, gold, cream and black outfits
• For weddings, sangeet and reception wear
• Stacked with plain gold-tone bangles
• As a festive or wedding gift

Care & Maintenance

• Remove before bathing, swimming and sleeping
• Let perfume and hairspray dry fully before wearing
• Wipe with a soft dry cloth after each wear
• Store in a pouch or box, away from humidity

Frequently Asked Questions

What is mother of pearl?

It is the natural iridescent lining of a shell, cut into fragments and hand-set into the piece. Because it is natural material, the colour and shimmer vary slightly across every bangle, which is what makes each one individual.

Is it suitable for Karwa Chauth or a wedding?

Red with gold accents is the traditional festive palette, which is why this is the piece most often picked for Karwa Chauth, weddings and Diwali out of this range.

How do I know it will fit?

It is a slip-on bangle in a standard adult size, with no clasp or opening. Indian bangle sizes are measured as the inner diameter in inches (2.4, 2.6, 2.8 and so on) - measure across your knuckles with the thumb tucked into the palm and compare that against the size shown in the specifications before ordering.

Will the brass darken over time?

Brass is a copper and zinc alloy, so it develops a patina with wear, sweat and humid weather - that is normal, not a defect. Wiping it with a soft dry cloth after wearing and storing it in a pouch slows it considerably, and a gentle polish brings the shine back.

Is it suitable as a festive or wedding gift?

Yes. Pieces like this are commonly picked for Diwali, Karwa Chauth, sangeet and wedding gifting, and they also work as return gifts where something personal but not sized is needed.

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