Compare the opening, inner shape and surface of the bangle you want, then check the fit and exact quantity with a jeweller. GoldNepal inspiration images illustrate design choices; seller details must describe the actual piece or pair.
A 22K hinged cuff with shallow floral relief, specified at 2.25 tola for festivals, parties and bridal styling.
A matched 22K faceted bangle pair specified at 1.5 tola combined for everyday wear, gifting and lower-workmanship comparisons.
A 22K sikri bangle pair specified at 2 tola for bridal styling, daily stacks and seller enquiries.
Bring a clear size reference, confirm whether the quote covers one bangle or a pair, and use the tools below to compare the jeweller's stated weights and charges.
Use the daily Nepal benchmark before comparing jewellery weight, purity, and making charge.
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A bangle's inside dimensions and closure deserve as much attention as its pattern. Make the quantity and weight basis clear before comparing prices.
Begin with how the bangle goes on. A closed bangle needs to pass over the hand; an opening design needs its hinge, catch or gap assessed. Do not use wrist circumference alone as a substitute for a fitting. Ask the jeweller which measurements they need for the particular construction, and identify whether the quoted size is an inside diameter or another measurement.
A slim faceted pair gives you flat reflective surfaces to inspect. Check the inside edge and how the bangles sit beside one another. With a raised floral design, look at the underside and ask whether projecting details may catch the intended sleeves. For a hinged bangle, ask to open and close the actual piece and see how the catch is secured.
Compare a plain, lined and textured finish at a similar width if possible. Ask how the finish should be cleaned and whether later polishing could change its appearance. Texture in a photograph does not prove a particular handcraft technique. Any GoldNepal illustration is inspiration; its shape cannot establish the weight or construction of a real bangle.
Compare units with the weight converter, and check the displayed date on the Nepal gold rate page. Use the quote checklist to separate the seller's stated material, weight and making charges. A rate alone is not a pair price.
If someone in Nepal is visiting the shop for you, share a photograph of a bangle that fits and identify exactly how it was measured. Have the jeweller confirm the required dimensions rather than converting an unexplained size number. For a coordinated outfit, use the bridal set guide to record which other pieces the bangles should sit beside. Agree whether fit must be checked in person before the order is final.
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