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Highlights
- Intricate gold-tone stone work cuff
- Cascading faux pearl drapes
- Dual bell-shaped dome design
- Lightweight and comfortable fit
- Hand-finished detailing
Specifications
- SKU
- KAL-ONE-LTHN
- Brand
- Nitara Shankar
- Category
- Kaleera
- Material
- Crafted from high-quality gold-tone metal alloy. Accented with premium faux pearls and intricate stone work for a sophisticated, durable finish.
- Care
- Wipe with a clean, dry cloth after every use. Store in a sealed pouch to prevent tarnishing. Keep away from moisture, perfumes, and hairsprays.
- Color
- Gold and Ivory
- Design
- Double Dome with Cascading Strands
- Closure
- Adjustable Cuff
- Weight
- Lightweight
- Country of origin
- India
- Sold by
- Nitara Shankar, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Description
Designed for the modern bride who treasures tradition, this Nitara Shankar kaleera brings a touch of regal charm to your wedding attire. The piece features a wide, intricately embellished cuff that sits comfortably on the wrist, serving as a stunning focal point. Suspended from the cuff are two beautifully crafted bell-shaped domes, densely layered with delicate pearl beads. The cascading strands of pearls create graceful movement, while the gold-tone metallic finish ensures a luxurious, high-shine appeal that complements any bridal outfit.
Perfect for
WeddingBridalFestiveEthnicTraditionalRegal
Frequently asked questions
Is the cuff adjustable?
The cuff is designed with a flexible structure to provide a comfortable and secure fit for most wrist sizes.
Are these kaleeras heavy to wear?
These kaleeras are crafted to be lightweight, ensuring you can wear them comfortably throughout your wedding ceremonies.
What is the primary material used?
They are made from a high-quality gold-tone metal alloy, accented with faux pearls and decorative stones.
How should I store these to keep them shiny?
To maintain the gold-tone luster, store them in a dry, airtight pouch away from direct sunlight and moisture when not in use.
