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Oxidised Silver Kada
Rigid bangles and cuffs with heritage-inspired patterns and a softly aged finish — bold enough to wear alone, easy to stack.
The kada guide
Oxidised silver kada, explained
A kada is a thick, rigid bangle or cuff that has been worn across India for generations. An oxidised silver kada has a darkened silver surface that settles into engraved and textured patterns, giving it a bold, antique character that feels at once traditional and modern.
Kada, cuff or bangle?
Bangles are usually slimmer and worn in sets. A kada is heavier and wider, often worn singly as a statement. Open cuffs have a gap at the back and slip on from the side of the wrist.
Getting the right fit
A kada should slide over your hand without force and sit comfortably on the wrist without slipping off. Measure the inner diameter of a bangle you already wear and share it with us — our size guide walks you through it.
How to wear a kada
Wear one bold kada on a bare wrist for an understated statement, or flank it with slimmer bangles for a festive stack. It also pairs beautifully with a rolled-up shirt sleeve. Coordinate with an oxidised ring on the same hand for a complete look.
What is a kada?
A kada is a thick, rigid bangle or cuff traditionally worn in India. Oxidised kadas have a darkened finish that shows off engraved and textured patterns.
How do I find my kada size?
Use a bangle that fits you comfortably and measure its inner diameter, then share it with us when you order. We’ll help you choose the right fit.
Can I stack a kada with other bangles?
Yes. Mix one kada with slimmer bangles or a second kada for a fuller festive look.
Which wrist should I wear a kada on?
Either. Many people wear it on the non-dominant hand for comfort, or on the wrist that is most visible in photos.
Is a kada suitable for men?
Kadas are traditionally worn by both men and women. Ask us about a specific design and size.
Complete the look
