Mustard Floral Monalisa Pearl Bracelet

The Mustard Floral Monalisa Pearl Bracelet is a brass bracelet with a glossy gold-plated finish and a decorative central Monalisa stone. The mustard-coloured centre piece features hand-painted floral detailing in pink, green and white, giving the bracelet a distinct painted-stone element.

White faux pearls are arranged along the sides of the bracelet, adding a contrasting pearl detail around the central stone. The bracelet has an open cuff-style construction with a double-line brass framework that surrounds the centre piece and extends around the wrist.

The combination of the mustard hand-painted stone, white faux pearls and gold-plated brass creates a warm colour palette with clearly defined decorative elements. The floral painting remains concentrated on the centre stone, while the side pearls provide a simpler supporting detail.

This bracelet is suitable for traditional, ethnic and fusion jewellery collections. Its mustard, gold and white tones can be paired with sarees, kurtas, lehengas and other Indian or Indo-western outfits. The open cuff construction also gives the bracelet a structured appearance while keeping the design visually light.

The Mustard Floral Monalisa Pearl Bracelet is part of a bracelet family featuring brass construction, gold plating, glossy finish and decorative centre pieces. This version is distinguished by its mustard hand-painted Monalisa stone and white faux pearl detailing.

Styling Tips

Pair with mustard, cream, ivory, green, pink or other warm-toned Indian outfits. It works well with sarees, kurtas, lehengas and Indo-western clothing. Wear it as a single statement bracelet or combine it with simple gold-tone pieces.

Perfect For

Festive wear, traditional occasions, family celebrations, weddings, cultural events, gifting and ethnic or fusion styling.

Jewellery Care

Keep the bracelet away from water, perfumes, lotions and harsh chemicals. Store it separately in a soft pouch when not in use. Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid rubbing the painted centre stone or faux pearls.