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₹1,18,133₹1,51,616
Liora Lab Diamond Kada 18KT
9.03 gm
18KT
43
₹2,50,730
Emerelle Weave Kada 18KT
16.46 gm
18KT
₹1,59,325
Aurexa Prism Kada 18KT
10.90 gm
18KT
₹1,28,624
Aurelia Vine Kada 18KT
8.71 gm
18KT
₹1,33,488
Luméa Stride Kada 18KT
8.66 gm
18KT
₹2,22,511
Veloura Bloom Kada 18KT
14.89 gm
18KT
₹3,13,438
DIAMOND KADA 14KT
9.33 gm
14KT
168
₹1,78,719
Verdant Duomira Kada 18KT
11.89 gm
18KT
₹2,50,065
Zeviora Crestline Kada 18KT
16.42 gm
18KT
₹2,55,242
Orvello Crest Kada 18KT
16.76 gm
18KT
₹1,19,767
Auricentra Orbitale Kada 18KT
8.24 gm
18KT
₹70,323
Elara Crest Bloom Kada 18KT
4.83 gm
18KT
₹1,16,380
Rhévara Lumière Kada 18KT
8.02 gm
18KT
₹62,642
Elowen Gleam Kada 18KT
4.33 gm
18KT
₹1,34,050
Serelune Orbit Kada 18KT
8.97 gm
18KT
₹1,15,909
Aurevine Prism Kada 18KT
7.94 gm
18KT
₹1,50,707
Velmira Cascade Kada 18KT
10.07 gm
18KT
₹1,71,104
Auralisse Interlace Kada 18KT
11.33 gm
18KT
₹1,68,684
Oravelle Prismara Kada 18KT
11.13 gm
18KT
₹1,82,051
Aurelith Vireza Kada 18KT
12.01 gm
18KT
A gold kada is a different kind of jewellery. It does not decorate — it declares. On a man's wrist, a solid 22KT gold kada communicates something about him before he says a word: strength, cultural pride, considered taste. On a woman's wrist, it is the statement piece within a larger look — the piece that anchors the rest. A kada is not something worn to blend in. It is worn to be seen and to mean something.
At Rushabh Jewels, our gold kada collection is built with this understanding. Plain solid kadas for men who want the weight of real gold on their wrist. Punjabi Sikh kadas that honour a sacred tradition with fine 22KT craftsmanship. Diamond kadas for women who want sparkle with substance. Every piece is BIS hallmarked, every gram is declared, and every price is broken down before you confirm.
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22KT BIS Hallmarked
91.6% pure gold, certified
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Weight Certificate
Every gram declared
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Custom Sizing
Men's & women's sizes
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Insured Delivery
Pan-India via Sequel & BVC
The terms are often used interchangeably — but they are distinct pieces with different characters, different weights and different cultural identities:
| Feature | Bangle | Kada |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | Can be thin, medium or thick — wide range of widths | Always wider and heavier — a substantial band, not a thin ring |
| Weight | Light churis to medium kangan — 4 to 30 grams typical | Heavier by design — 15 to 70+ grams. Weight is part of the statement |
| Primary Wearer | Predominantly women — worn in sets of multiple | Men and women — men typically wear one or two; women wear as accent piece |
| Worn As | Set — multiple bangles together, the combination creates the look | Singular — a single kada on one or both wrists. The piece stands alone |
| Cultural Role | Part of Solah Shringar, bridal tradition, daily wear | Cultural statement, religious significance (Sikh kara), masculine jewellery, investment piece |
| Surface | Narrower surface — less room for design work | Broad surface — ideal canvas for engraving, embossing, stone setting |
Plain Round-Section Gold Kada (Men)
A solid 22KT gold band with a round or D-shaped cross-section — no decoration, no stones, just the weight and colour of pure gold on the wrist. This is the most timeless men's kada design. Its simplicity is its statement. The rounded profile sits comfortably on the wrist for daily wear without sharp edges. Available in multiple widths and weights — from 15 gram everyday pieces to 50+ gram investment kadas. The most practical investment-grade kada — minimal making charges, maximum gold value.
Textured & Engraved Kada (Men)
Plain gold kadas with surface engraving, matte-and-gloss contrast finishes, rope-twist textures, geometric patterns or traditional motifs. These kadas have the same weight and gold value as plain kadas but with considerably more visual character. Popular for men who want the cultural weight of a gold kada without the severity of a completely plain piece. Finish options include brushed matte, hammered, diamond-cut and traditional floral embossing.
Punjabi Sikh Gold Kada
The sacred kara of Sikhism — one of the Panj Kakars — available in 22KT gold with the traditional round-section band design. Our Punjabi kada collection honours the spiritual significance of this piece while delivering the quality of hallmarked gold. Available in the standard round band as well as in slightly wider and more ornate formats for those who want a ceremonial piece for weddings and special occasions. Custom sizing is available for the exact fit preferred in Sikh tradition.
Diamond Kada (Women)
18KT gold kadas with IGI certified natural diamonds — half-eternity pave settings, full diamond bands and geometric diamond cluster designs. These are among the most striking pieces in the Rushabh Jewels collection — the broad surface of a kada allows for more extensive diamond setting than a narrow bangle. Each diamond kada comes with the IGI grading report for the stones and a full price breakdown disclosing gold weight and diamond grade separately.
Antique Gold Kada (Women)
Oxidised-finish 22KT gold kadas with hand-engraved traditional motifs — temple arch patterns, peacock designs, meenakari enamel work, Kundan and polki accents. Antique kadas have the visual richness of heritage craftsmanship at lighter gold weights relative to their visual size. Popular as bridal accessories, trousseau gifts and festive statement pieces. The broad flat surface of a kada makes antique engraving particularly impactful — more detail, more depth, more story.
Women's Plain Gold Kada
Wider, heavier 22KT gold bangles designed for women who want a single statement piece rather than a set of multiple bangles. Women's plain kadas are typically 10–20 grams — heavier than a standard bangle but lighter than a men's investment kada. These are particularly popular as the anchor piece in a mixed bangle set — one or two heavy kadas worn alongside several thin churis creates a layered look that balances weight and delicacy.
Stone-Set Gold Kada (Women)
22KT gold kadas with precious stone accents — ruby, emerald, sapphire, pearl and navratna stone combinations. Stone-set kadas offer the visual richness of colour without the diamond price point. The broad flat surface of a kada is particularly well-suited to stone setting — a larger stone or stone arrangement makes a stronger visual statement on a kada than on a narrower bangle. Popular for wedding trousseau, gifting and festive occasions.
Openable / Hinged Kada
A kada with a hidden hinge and clasp mechanism — allows the piece to be opened for easy wearing without passing over the knuckles. Particularly useful for men and women whose knuckle width makes sliding a rigid kada difficult. The hinge is invisible when the kada is closed and the piece looks and sits exactly like a solid kada on the wrist. Available in plain, textured and lightly decorated 22KT gold designs at Rushabh Jewels.
In Sikhism, the kada (kara) is one of the Panj Kakars — the five articles of faith worn by initiated Sikhs. The circular form of the kara represents the eternal, with no beginning and no end — an unbreakable bond with Waheguru (God). Traditionally made of sarbloh (steel), the kara is worn on the right wrist by both men and women.
A gold kada carries this same sacred symbolism while also representing prosperity, cultural identity and devotion. Many Sikh families commission gold kadas for significant life events — a son's graduation, a daughter's wedding, a grandfather's 70th birthday, or as a lifetime gift passed from parent to child. At Rushabh Jewels, we treat each Punjabi kada order with the respect this piece deserves — providing BIS hallmarked gold, an accurate weight certificate and a price that is completely transparent.
For custom Punjabi kadas with specific dimensions, surface finish preferences or personalised engravings — WhatsApp our team at +91 81601 18179 or visit our Ahmedabad showroom.
Gold Kada for Men
Width & Profile
Men's kadas are typically wider (12–20mm) with a round, oval or flat D-shaped cross-section. The width is what creates the masculine visual presence — a thin kada on a man's wrist looks more like a bangle than a kada.
Weight
15–70+ grams. Under 15 grams may feel too light for a man's typical build. 20–35 grams is the most common range for daily wear. Heavy investment kadas start at 40 grams and go significantly higher.
Design
Plain, textured, engraved, or Punjabi Sikh style. Men rarely wear stone-set kadas — the clean gold look is the dominant choice. Matte-and-gloss two-finish designs are increasingly popular.
How Worn
Typically one kada on the right wrist — or one on each wrist for a more considered, symmetrical look. Worn alone — not mixed with bangles or bracelets in the traditional Indian men's style.
Clasp
Men's kadas are usually solid with no clasp — sized to slide over the hand. For men with wider knuckles, an openable kada is the practical solution.
Gold Kada for Women
Width & Profile
Women's kadas are typically narrower than men's (8–15mm) but still significantly wider than standard bangles. The proportion is built for elegance, not the same bold mass as a men's kada.
Weight
10–25 grams for daily and festive wear. Heavier kadas up to 40 grams for bridal and investment pieces. The weight should be comfortable for extended wear — test before buying heavy pieces.
Design
Plain, antique, stone-set, diamond and meenakari designs. Women's kadas often feature more surface decoration than men's — the broad face is an ideal canvas for intricate work.
How Worn
Often worn as the anchor piece in a mixed wrist look — one or two kadas alongside several thin churis or bangles. Or worn alone as a single statement on each wrist for formal and festive occasions.
Clasp
Both solid (slide-on) and openable designs available. Openable kadas are particularly popular for stone-set and antique pieces where the wearer wants flexibility without risk of scratching the surface.
| Wrist Circumference | Kada Diameter | Standard Size | Typically Suits |
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| 155 – 165 mm | 2.2 – 2.3" | Size 2.2 | Women with slim wrists, older men with slim frames |
| 165 – 175 mm | 2.3 – 2.4" | Size 2.4 | Women, slim men |
| 175 – 185 mm | 2.4 – 2.6" | Size 2.4–2.6 ⭐ Most Common Men | Most Indian men — average build |
| 185 – 200 mm | 2.6 – 2.7" | Size 2.6 | Medium to larger-build men |
| 200 – 215 mm | 2.7 – 2.8" | Size 2.8 | Larger-build men, heavy wrists |
| 215 mm+ | 2.8"+ | Custom Size | Custom order — 3–4 week lead time |
Not sure after measuring? Send your wrist measurement (in mm) on WhatsApp to +91 81601 18179 and our team will confirm the right kada size before you order. For Punjabi Sikh kadas with traditional fit preferences, our team in Ahmedabad can advise specifically.
Among all gold jewellery, a plain 22KT kada is arguably the most efficient investment form. The reason is simple: making charges on a plain kada are among the lowest in gold jewellery — the design is minimal, the craftsmanship straightforward. This means the gold value forms a higher percentage of the total price than in more intricate pieces. When you exchange or sell, a BIS hallmarked kada is accepted at current gold rates by any registered jeweller in India.
🏅 Low Making Charges
Plain kadas have minimal making charges — 4% to 8% typically — compared to 12–25% for intricate necklaces or earrings. More of what you pay goes into gold value.
⚖️ Weight Certificate Included
Every kada from Rushabh Jewels comes with a weight certificate. The gold value is always: weight in grams × today's 22KT gold rate. Verifiable anytime.
🏅 BIS Hallmark = Nationwide Acceptance
BIS hallmarked 22KT kadas are accepted at current market rates by any registered jeweller across India for exchange or buyback. The hallmark travels with the piece.
👨👩👧 Generational Piece
A heavy gold kada is among the most commonly passed-down pieces of men's jewellery in Indian families. Worn for decades, then gifted to the next generation — the gold value grows with time.
What is the difference between a gold bangle and a gold kada?
A bangle is a general term for any rigid wrist ornament — from thin churis to thick pieces. A kada is specifically wider, heavier and carries more surface area for design work. In men's jewellery, a kada is the primary wrist piece — worn as a singular statement. In women's jewellery, a kada is the anchor heavy piece worn alongside lighter bangles.
What is the significance of a Punjabi Sikh gold kada?
The kara is one of the Panj Kakars — five articles of faith for initiated Sikhs. Its circular form represents the eternal bond with Waheguru. Traditionally steel, a gold kada carries the same sacred symbolism with the cultural expression of prosperity and devotion. At Rushabh Jewels, Punjabi kadas are available in traditional round-band style in BIS hallmarked 22KT gold, with custom dimensions on request.
How do I find my kada size?
Measure your wrist circumference in mm, add 12–25mm for comfort, then divide by 3.14 to get the diameter in inches. Critical: also measure your knuckle width when fingers are pressed together — a solid rigid kada must pass over this point. Most Indian men need size 2.4–2.6 inches. Custom sizes available at Rushabh Jewels for wrists outside standard range.
What weight of gold kada is right for men?
15–25 grams: standard daily-wear men's kada with visible presence. 25–40 grams: statement kada for functions and occasions. 40–70+ grams: investment-grade heirloom piece. Every gram is disclosed at Rushabh Jewels before purchase — you see the exact gold value before confirming.
Can a gold kada be worn daily?
Yes — especially plain or lightly textured kadas. A thick-gauge 22KT gold kada is far more durable than thinner bangles or chains for daily wear — no prongs, no delicate settings, no beads to worry about. Choose under 20 grams for all-day daily comfort.
Need Help Choosing the Right Gold Kada?
For the right size, weight and design — men's investment kadas, Punjabi Sikh kadas or custom dimensions — our team is here. In-store at Ahmedabad or video call across India.
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