Medium-thick golden bangles speckled with round stones—like coins slipping into the hands of a well-placed vizier. Zar-Gosh isn’t just jewelry; it’s an ode to the fine art of well-timed diplomacy, from the Mughal darbar to the family dawat where Phuppo’s gaze lingers a little too long on your left hand. Just like history’s greatest deals, some things are better settled in hushed tones and sparkling distractions. And if the emperor could sign off an entire province for a well-worded flattery, you can definitely win an argument with a well-placed wrist flick.
