Gem set decorated lions bangle from the Mughal Empire. Magnificent and colorful vintage Kundan bracelet, created in the ancient Mughal Empire style. This gorgeous bangle bracelet has been carefully crafted in solid yellow gold of 22 karats with high polished finish and embellished with organic designs, with applications of polychromate vivid enamels over a guilloche surface. The design of this bracelet is composed by a round rigid piece with a pair of lions head facing each other together and roaring. Fitted with a discrete screw as a security lock which complement and integrate in the design. Diamonds: Bezel set with 60 mixed cuts and cabochon cuts of natural white colorless diamonds, with a combined weight of 7.25 carats. Rubies: Bezel set around with 21 rounds and oval cabochon cuts of natural vivid red rubies, with a combined weight of 1.68 carats. Weight: 50.2 Grams, (38.59 Dwt). Measurements: 7.1 Inches (18 Cm). Width of 16 mm (0.63 Inch). Hallmarks: None, tested for .9175/.9999 gold, 22 karats. Mughal jewelry. Five centuries ago, India was under the rule and influence of the Mughal dynasty. The Mughal royalty were connoisseurs of architecture, arts, food, clothing and of course, jewelry. During the Mughal rule, jewelry-making was given utmost importance. This art gave birth to unique jewelry pieces studded with chunky gemstones and enameled with motif designs. Royal family members and people of high rank proudly displayed such jewelry all over the