Crafted in the spirit of royal legacy, this pair of bracelets carries the visual poetry of a time when jewels were emblems of rank, lineage, and artistry. At the heart of each bracelet lies a carved emerald, its deep green body meticulously etched with a floral motif that seems to bloom from within the gem itself. Framing the emerald are radiant ruby-set floral clusters, each petal outlined in gold and interspersed with tiny green highlights. These jewelled blossoms incorporating poppy motifs, anchor the composition like guardians of the central gem, while the slender twin gold chains on either side lend the piece a delicate grace. A comparable armlet is featured in A golden treasury: jewellery from the Indian subcontinent by Susan strong, (pg. 88).