New Catalogue: Glam Kada Black Rhodium Bracelets — 24 Designs
Our bracelet range has grown with a bold addition: the Glam Kada Black Rhodium catalogue, catalogue code GB-028B. It is 24 sterling silver kada designs in a deep black finish, and this guide shows you exactly what is in it, how the weights are spread and how to choose, display and care for the pieces.
At a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Catalogue code | GB-028B (designs numbered GB-028B-001 to GB-028B-024) |
| Category | Bracelets |
| Designs | 24 |
| Metal | 925 sterling silver |
| Finish | Black rhodium, with premium rhodium and rose-gold-plated variants in the set |
| Weight range | 12.65 g to 18.5 g per piece |
| Typical weight | About 15.7 g (the middle design of the 24) |
What is a kada?
A kada is a sturdy, rigid bracelet worn on the wrist, a long-standing favourite in Indian jewellery. Unlike a chain bracelet, it keeps its shape and has presence, which is why it works as a statement piece and why buyers like to see it in person. Kadas are bought for everyday wear, for gifting and for occasions, and this catalogue leans modern, so the designs sit comfortably with both traditional and western outfits.
What black rhodium does
Rhodium is a rare metal from the platinum family. In jewellery it is applied as a very thin plating over silver. Black rhodium gives the piece a deep, dark, almost black finish instead of the bright white of standard rhodium plating. The result is a bracelet that looks different from the usual bright-silver kada, and it stands out against light clothes and next to a bright silver showcase.
Because it is a plating, a few care habits keep it looking good (more on this below), and those are worth passing on to your customers.
How the 24 designs are spread by weight
Silver jewellery is priced by weight, so the weights tell you most of what you need to know about where each design sits in your range. These are the real weights of the 24 designs in GB-028B:
| Weight group | Number of designs |
|---|---|
| Under 14 g | 8 |
| 14 g to under 16 g | 9 |
| 16 g to under 18 g | 4 |
| 18 g and above | 3 |
A few things stand out:
- Most of the catalogue is mid-weight. 17 of the 24 designs weigh between 12.65 g and 16 g, which makes it easy to build a core range.
- The lightest design is 12.65 g and the heaviest is 18.5 g. The heaviest piece carries about 46% more silver than the lightest, so the catalogue gives you an entry price point and a more premium one in the same black finish.
- There is a heavy top end. Three designs weigh 18 g or more (two at 18.2 g and one at 18.5 g), for the buyer who wants a bold, weighty kada.
Your rates for each design depend on your account and are shown in the B2B Catalogue App, where you can see the weight, photo and price together.
Choosing your first lot
If this is your first order from the catalogue, a practical approach is to take a few designs from each weight group and see which price point your customers pick. A lighter design and a heavier one from the same catalogue look related on the shelf but sell to different budgets, so you learn quickly what works for your shop or your online audience. Tell us your customers and your budget, and we will suggest where to start. This is exactly what a video call is for.
Stock changes from day to day, so check availability in the app or ask us before you plan an order around one design.
Showing and selling black rhodium
A few simple habits help the finish sell itself:
- Show it against a light background, so the dark finish stands out. On a dark display it can disappear.
- Pair it with bright silver in the showcase, so the contrast tells the story.
- Let customers handle the weight. A kada's presence is part of the appeal, and a heavier piece feels more premium in the hand.
- Tell customers it is plated. A short care card builds trust and fewer disappointments.
Caring for a black rhodium bracelet
Share these tips with your customers:
- Put it on after perfume, lotions and hair products, and take it off before swimming, bathing or cleaning.
- Avoid chlorinated water and harsh chemicals, which can dull plating.
- Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing.
- Store it separately in a pouch so it does not rub against other pieces. Plating wears first where there is friction.
How to see and order
- Browse the full catalogue, the weights and your rates in the B2B Catalogue App.
- Choose live on a video call and see the finish up close.
- Message us on WhatsApp with the catalogue code GB-028B, and we will share the designs.
- Sell online without holding stock through dropshipping, where we pack and ship for you.
You can also see every category on our wholesale silver jewellery page.
Frequently asked questions
Is it 925 sterling silver?
Yes. Every design in GB-028B is 925 sterling silver with a black rhodium finish.
How heavy are the bracelets?
From 12.65 g to 18.5 g per piece, and 17 of the 24 designs are under 16 g.
Will the black finish wear off?
Black rhodium is a plating, so it can wear over time, especially where it rubs against other things. Following the care tips above keeps it looking its best for longer.
What is the minimum order?
In the app, wholesale accounts see a minimum of 100 g per order, and mixed categories are allowed, so the 100 g can be made up across categories. Message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm what applies to your first order.
Can I see a design before I order?
Yes. Book a video call and we show you the pieces live.