Geometric Cuff Key Bangles - Silver
The Geometric Cuff Key Bangles are a magnificent and bold statement for the wrist. This is why they are crafted with a rich finish over their base metal. The wide bands feature an intricate lattice texture interwoven with a striking Greek key or geometric pattern. Consequently, the bangles create a powerful, opulent, and traditional aesthetic.
This exquisite set of kangans is the perfect choice for making a dramatic and regal entrance at any shadi or grand celebration. Furthermore, their wide profile makes them ideal for wearing alone or as the focal point of a larger bangle stack. Therefore, the Geometric Cuff Key Bangles are a must-have for a collection dedicated to bold, traditional grandeur.
Features:
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Type: Bangles (Kangan) / Wide Cuff
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Primary Material: Metal Alloy with Finish
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Design: Wide, structured bangles featuring intricate lattice (jaali) openwork and a prominent, continuous Greek key or geometric motif.
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Aesthetic: Geometric, Grandeur, Traditional, Opulent, Wide Cuff, Bold
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Total Weight: 65 grams
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What's In The Box: 1 Pair of Bangles
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Packaging: Packed in a secure air-tight pouch and an elegant branded box
Perfect For:
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Traditional weddings, shadi, and formal ceremonies
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Wearing as a statement piece on both wrists
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Creating a luxurious, high-impact traditional look
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If you prefer a modern wide cuff with a geometric pattern, consider the Horion Elegant Minimalist Bracelet.
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For a sparkling finger-to-wrist piece, see the Signature Solitaire Finger Loop Bracelet.
Care Instructions:
To maintain the beautiful shine of your jewelry, gently wipe it with a soft cloth after each wear. Avoid contact with harsh chemicals, perfumes, and excessive moisture to preserve its beauty and finish.
Keywords:
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Primary Keyword: Geometric Cuff Key Bangles.
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Synonyms/Secondary Keywords: Wide kangan, Greek key pattern, traditional cuff, lattice bangle, opulent gold jewelry.
