An exceptional and rare 18th-century Indian bazuband (armband) crafted circa 1775. This exquisite piece showcases the artistry of the period with a striking dual-sided design. One side features dazzling polki diamonds, meticulously set to create a captivating floral motif. The reverse reveals vibrant enamel work (minakari) depicting intricate patterns and rich colors, characteristic of Indian craftsmanship. Adorned with delicate pearl and emerald drops, this bazuband is suspended from its original woven gold thread cord with traditional knots and tassel, making it a truly remarkable and museum-worthy example of historical Indian jewelry.