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Brand: Bhagwati Jewellers
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This pure silver baacha kada, design BK-13, comes from Bhagwati Jewellers. A plain silver kada is easy to clean and polish, and it makes a meaningful gift for a child's naming ceremony, mundan or festival. Families often keep it safely once the child outgrows it, sometimes passing it on to a younger sibling.
For the BK-13 kada: slip the kada over the child's hand only if it passes easily, without force. Supervise young children while they wear it. Remove before baths and swimming, wipe it dry after use, and polish occasionally with a silver cloth.
Design BK-13 suits families who follow the custom of gifting a silver kada to a child, and anyone wanting a lasting keepsake gift for a baby or young child.
One Bhagwati Jewellers pure silver baacha kada, design BK-13. Keep it in a dry, airtight pouch or box, away from moisture and out of reach of small children.
Manufacturer Name: Bhagwati Jewellers
Manufacturer Address: 106/1 jagannath puri main road old mohan puri
Country of Origin: India
| Brand | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Gender | Female |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Manufacturer / Packer | Bhagwati Jewellers |
| Returnable | No |
Bhagwati Jewellers describes the BK-13 as a pure silver baacha kada. If you need the exact purity, a hallmark or a certificate, please confirm with the seller before ordering.
Families often gift a silver kada at a naamkaran, annaprashan, mundan or first birthday. It is also given on festivals as a blessing from grandparents and elders.
Wipe it with a soft cloth after use. For dull spots, wash gently with mild soap and water, dry fully, then rub with a silver polishing cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Silver reacts with air, sweat and moisture and forms a dark layer called tarnish. This is normal for real silver, and a polishing cloth usually restores the shine.
Clean and dry it, then keep it in an airtight zip pouch or a lined box. Many families store the kada as a keepsake and pass it on to younger children.
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