A rare and captivating example of Mughal Revival artistry, this showstopping bangle evokes the jeweled opulence of India’s historic royal courts. Crafted in a refined combination of 14k white gold and silver with ornate filigree detailing, the bracelet features a traditional hinged design and screw-on closure, framing an exquisite garden of raised, dimensional gemstone flowers—each meticulously set to create a lush, sculptural silhouette.
 
Encircling the entire bracelet are alternating floral clusters:
nine emerald blossoms, nine ruby blossoms, and eight diamond-centered flowers. The gemstones rise proudly above the filigree frame, forming a continuous jeweled garland that catches the light with dramatic brilliance. The vivid greens, deep reds, and sparkling diamond tones beautifully echo the luxurious palettes favored in Mughal and Raj-era jewelry.
 
Symbolic in their design, floral motifs in Mughal tradition represent beauty, vitality, and prosperity, while the emerald–ruby–diamond trio was historically associated with royal gardens, renewal, and auspicious fortune. This bracelet channels those themes with elegance and authenticity—bringing a touch of dynastic grandeur to modern holiday style.
 
Though unmarked, the bracelet is finely crafted and offered in good estate condition, displaying the weight, detail, and presence that distinguish high-quality Mughal Revival jewels.
 
Materials: 14K White Gold & Silver (unmarked, tested), Ornate Filigree
Gemstones: Emeralds, Rubies & Diamonds
Design: Raised Floral Clusters — 9 Emerald, 9 Ruby & 8 Diamond Blossoms
Construction: Hinged Bangle with Screw-On Closure
Style: Mughal Revival / Raj-Inspired
Condition: Good Estate Condition