Purple Blossom Bow Bracelet

This is the same blossom-and-bow construction as its pink sibling in this range, four small five-petal flowers along a gold-toned vine chain, but the stones here run a soft lilac purple instead of pink. Purple is a colour this catalogue doesn't reach for often in stone-set jewellery, which makes this piece stand out on its own rather than needing to be paired with anything specific.

The stones are glass or cubic zirconia, the record isn't specific enough to say which, so both possibilities are worth knowing rather than picking one to sound more precise than the draft actually confirms. Either way, they're faceted rather than smooth, catching light in small flashes as the wrist moves.

The vine chain between blossoms carries tiny pave leaves, the same quiet detail as the pink version, and the centre bow is set with two purple teardrop stones rather than left plain gold. A lobster clasp with an extension chain closes it, adjustable across a small range rather than fixed to one wrist size.

Purple tends to read as a slightly more considered colour choice than pink or white, less of an obvious first pick, which can make it a good option for someone who already owns the more common colourways. It suits both daily wear and a small evening function equally, since the tone reads soft rather than bold.

Keep it away from water and perfume, and store it flat to avoid tangling the fine chain. At ₹299, it's the least expected colour in a three-piece blossom family that otherwise leans toward the obvious choices.