Pink Meenakari Kundan Bracelet Watch, Chand Pendant

This is the most layered piece in the range, and it earns that: soft pink meenakari square panels edged in pearl borders sit either side of a dial ringed in cubic zirconia, ruby-red kundan-style stones mark the centre of each panel, and a multicolour kundan-style chand, a moon shape, hangs below on cascading triple ghungroo chains. Four different techniques on one wrist, and none of them fighting for space.

Soft pink is a gentler choice than the bolder reds and blues elsewhere in this range, closer to a bridal palette than a festival one, and the chand pendant is what tips it there properly, it's the kind of motif that suits a wedding outfit specifically rather than general festive wear. Pair it with a pastel or ivory lehenga where the pink panels pick up the same undertone, or let it be the one bold piece against a plainer bridal outfit.

The kundan throughout is kundan-style stonework rather than the traditional uncut-diamond technique, the CZ is cubic zirconia, and the pearl borders sit over enamel and a gold-tone base, honest terms for what ₹399 buys: real detail across four techniques rather than raw material value. With this much attached hardware, the chand pendant especially, let the chains settle before wearing and store it flat and separate from other jewellery so nothing snags on the way out of a box.