The Story

The tulip has long held a distinctive place in the history of decorative art — from its journey out of the Ottoman Empire into 16th-century Europe to its quiet presence in the refined gardens and visual language of the Mughal court. The Red And Green Tulip Bracelet draws from that lineage, translating a form that has been admired for centuries into a piece of jewellery that feels both rooted and current. The tulip’s structure — three petals, bold and upright — lends itself naturally to design, creating a motif that is instantly recognisable and visually complete.

In this bracelet, the red bloom meets the green leaf across a warm gold setting, forming one of the most resolved and enduring colour combinations in jewellery. Red and green, complementary on the colour wheel, intensify each other’s presence — the red appearing richer, the green more vivid — while gold acts as the unifying element, softening the contrast and adding depth. The result is a composition that feels botanical yet refined, vibrant yet balanced. The Red And Green Tulip Bracelet brings this harmony to the wrist in a form that moves effortlessly between tradition and modern wear, proving that some design languages never lose their relevance.

“Wear it with the plain white shirt cuff turned back so the bracelet sits against bare wrist — the red and green and gold requiring no other colour in the room. Wear it to the garden party, the festive lunch, the occasion that calls for colour without effort. Wear it stacked over a plain gold bangle so the tulip bracelet does the work and the gold bangle frames it. Give it to the person who grows things, loves colour, and deserves something as considered as the garden they tend.”