Product description

Festive charm on your wrist. This oxidised silver watch is decorated with kundan stones, pearl beads and tiny ghungroo that chime softly as you move, for a truly traditional finish. A watch that doubles as ethnic jewellery. Best for: Oxidised silver complements cool and neutral undertones and looks beautiful against warm, dusky skin. Styling tips: Pair with Navratri chaniya cholis, cotton sarees, Anarkalis or a boho kurta set. Add oxidised earrings to complete the look. Care: Keep dry and store in a pouch to protect the finish.

Best matches

  • Black, charcoal and deep navy. The silver detailing really stands out against dark solids. This is the safest and most striking pairing.
  • Earthy and handloom shades like rust, mustard, olive, indigo, maroon and terracotta. These suit the rustic, artisan look of oxidised pieces, especially in cotton, khadi, ikat, block print or kalamkari.
  • Jewel tones such as bottle green, deep teal, wine and royal blue. They bring out the coloured stones on the watches, especially the red-and-green one.
  • White, off-white and beige. Oxidised silver adds character to plain chikankari, linen or a white kurta without competing with it.
  • Denim. An oxidised watch with a white kurti and jeans or a denim jacket is a popular fusion look.

Oxidised Kundan Ghungroo Watch - Small

Product description

Festive charm on your wrist. This oxidised silver watch is decorated with kundan stones, pearl beads and tiny ghungroo that chime softly as you move, for a truly traditional finish. A watch that doubles as ethnic jewellery. Best for: Oxidised silver complements cool and neutral undertones and looks beautiful against warm, dusky skin. Styling tips: Pair with Navratri chaniya cholis, cotton sarees, Anarkalis or a boho kurta set. Add oxidised earrings to complete the look. Care: Keep dry and store in a pouch to protect the finish.

Best matches

  • Black, charcoal and deep navy. The silver detailing really stands out against dark solids. This is the safest and most striking pairing.
  • Earthy and handloom shades like rust, mustard, olive, indigo, maroon and terracotta. These suit the rustic, artisan look of oxidised pieces, especially in cotton, khadi, ikat, block print or kalamkari.
  • Jewel tones such as bottle green, deep teal, wine and royal blue. They bring out the coloured stones on the watches, especially the red-and-green one.
  • White, off-white and beige. Oxidised silver adds character to plain chikankari, linen or a white kurta without competing with it.
  • Denim. An oxidised watch with a white kurti and jeans or a denim jacket is a popular fusion look.

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