Mahika Leaf Meenakari Work Inspired Ring With Single Kundan By Ranibaug

This collection of rings presents a modern take on classic Indian motifs, blending the rich heritage of meenakari and kundan with fresh, contemporary designs. Each piece is a unique celebration of color and craftsmanship, ideal for festive wear and special occasions.

A Symphony of Color and Craft
These rings are available in a delightful array of pastel hues—soft pink, mint green, and powder blue—each meticulously hand-painted with delicate floral patterns. The centerpiece of each ring is a brilliant kundan stone, which provides a striking contrast to the soft enamel work, creating a look that is both whimsical and sophisticated.

Unique Design Elements
⦁ Pastel Palette: The rings stand out with their modern color palette, offering a refreshing alternative to traditional jewel tones.
⦁ Intricate Meenakari: The hand-painted enamel work on each ring showcases a high level of artistry, with fine floral details that make every piece a miniature work of art.
⦁ Kundan Embellishments: The use of traditional kundan stones adds a touch of regal elegance and a brilliant sparkle that beautifully complements the soft enamel.
⦁ Contemporary Silhouette: The designs range from playful squares to elegant teardrops, offering a modern twist on classic Indian jewelry forms.

Styling and Care
To maintain the beauty of these rings, it is best to store them separately in a soft-lined box to protect the delicate enamel and kundan from scratches. Avoid contact with perfumes, lotions, and water to preserve the vibrancy of the colors and the luster of the stones.

These versatile pieces can be styled in numerous ways:
⦁ Paired with traditional Indian attire like sarees and lehengas for a touch of modern elegance.
⦁ Worn as a statement piece with contemporary Western outfits to add a pop of color and a hint of ethnic charm.
⦁ Matched with other pastel or kundan jewelry for a coordinated look that is perfect for weddings, festivals, and daytime events.

Keep away from direct sunlight