Introducing this Pink Emerald Multi-Chain Square Bracelet Watch — a luxurious wrist accessory that celebrates the ancient art of meenakari enamel on a functional timepiece. The square white dial sits within a gold-tone case, while the bracelet showcases pink meenakari rounds with emerald circles rendered in vivid pink and emerald green hues. Meenakari, a Rajasthani enamel technique dating back to the Mughal era, involves fusing powdered glass onto metal — a process that, according to the Crafts Council of India, supports over 200,000 artisan families across Rajasthan and Kashmir. By choosing this watch, you are not just wearing jewellery — you are supporting a centuries-old craft tradition.

Key Features

Dial: Square white dial with dependable quartz movement and gold-tone markers
Motifs: Pink meenakari rounds with emerald circles — each enamel detail hand-applied by skilled artisans
Bracelet: Cascading multi-chain with mixed bead drops creating a dramatic cascading silhouette
Accents: Ad stone bezel, emerald drops, crystal beads, pearl dangles for added texture and movement
Finish: Premium gold-tone alloy with multi-layer anti-tarnish coating
Weight: Approximately 50 grams — comfortably lightweight for extended wear


Styling Tip: The vibrant pink and emerald green enamel work on this bracelet watch pairs stunningly with jewel-toned outfits. Try it with a deep green silk saree, a royal blue anarkali, or a magenta sharara set for a head-turning festive look.

What Is Meenakari Work and Why Is It Special?
Meenakari is an ancient art of decorating metal surfaces with vibrant enamel colours. Artisans engrave patterns onto gold-tone metal, then fill them with powdered glass and fire the piece in a kiln to fuse the colours permanently. This labour-intensive process gives each piece a unique character — no two meenakari items are exactly alike. The technique originated in Persia and flourished in Rajasthan under Mughal patronage during the 16th century.

Will the Enamel Colours Fade Over Time?
High-quality meenakari enamel is fired at temperatures exceeding 800 degrees Celsius, creating a glass-like surface that resists fading under normal conditions. Avoid exposing the watch to harsh chemicals, chlorinated water, or prolonged direct sunlight. With proper care, the vibrant colours will retain their brilliance for years. Gently wipe with a soft cloth after wearing to remove skin oils.

Can This Watch Be Worn with Western Outfits?
Absolutely. The cascading chain design and colourful enamel motifs add a boho-chic element to Western outfits. Pair it with a solid-colour maxi dress, a white linen blouse, or denim and a kurta top for an effortless Indo-Western fusion look. The key is to let the watch be the statement piece and keep other accessories minimal.

Shop this meenakari masterpiece at Fusion Vogue — where traditional Indian artistry meets accessible, everyday luxury. Free shipping across India.