This collection comprises several yellow gold-toned metal bangles of varying designs, characteristic of traditional South Asian jewellery styles. The focal point of the lot is a single, heavy, ornate bangle of solid circular construction, often referred to as a kara. This piece features an intricate textured surface with a granulated or beaded pattern throughout. Its central decorative motif consists of four bulbous, patterned elements flanking a single, small, circular green stone, which is bezel-set. Accompanying this central piece are multiple thinner bangles exhibiting a variety of surface treatments. These include smooth polished bands, diamond-cut faceted bands designed to catch the light, bands with a scalloped or wavy profile, and bands with fine-line engraved patterns. None of the pieces feature a clasp or hinge, being of solid circular form. No maker’s marks, hallmarks, or metal purity stamps are visible on any of the items in the collection.