Infuse playful festive energy, melodious grace, and brilliant rainbow hues into your ethnic collection with our Handcrafted Multicolor Glass Bangle Set with Gold Ghungroo Latkan Kadas. This traditional churi stack combines vibrant, translucent glass bangles studded with sparkling micro-stone accents and ornate gold-toned kadas featuring musical hanging bell charms.

The stack features a colorful assortment of translucent glass bangles in festive celebration shades—including rani pink, turquoise green, sunny yellow, warm orange, and violet. Each glass bangle is embellished with spaced floral clover-style rhinestone studs that sparkle with every gesture. Interspersed throughout the stack are textured gold-toned accent kadas detailed with dangling metallic ghungroo latkans that chime softly as you move. Wear the complete arrangement together on one wrist for a bold, festive statement, split them evenly between both hands, or mix individual bangles with solid gold or Kundan kadas to design a personalized bridal or festival stack. A cheerful ethnic accessory that pairs effortlessly with Bandhani sarees, Leheriya lehengas, Navratri Chaniya Cholis, and colorful festive kurtis.

(Note: Listing is for the bangle set shown; display prop cylinder and backdrop fabric are for presentation purposes only).

No Kashmiri - 12 Bangle

Why It’s an Ethnic Essential:

• Musical Golden Ghungroo Latkans: Highlighted with dangling clusters of gold-toned bell charms that produce a soft, festive chime with movement.

• Radiant Multicolor Palette: Features a lively mix of translucent pink, green, yellow, orange, and purple hues that match multi-colored outfits and festive prints.

• Faceted Rhinestone Dot Accents: Each glass bangle is studded with micro-rhinestone clusters that catch and reflect the light.

• Authentic Glass Craftsmanship: Offers the traditional weight, glossy finish, and beloved musical clink unique to authentic Indian glass jewelry.

• Versatile Styling: Wear together as an all-in-one festive chura stack, divide between both arms, or separate the ghungroo kadas as standalone statement pieces.