Royal Ruby-Emerald Parrot Bugadi

Description

Royal Ruby-Emerald Parrot Bugadi

The Royal Ruby-Emerald Parrot Bugadi is a charming traditional design inspired by the beauty of a graceful parrot. Finished in a rich antique gold tone, each Bugadi features a beautifully sculpted bird silhouette perched delicately on a branch, creating an artistic and heritage-inspired appearance.

The body of the parrot is highlighted with a prominent ruby-toned teardrop stone, complemented by a round ruby-toned stone near the head. Rich emerald-green stones are arranged along the wing and elongated tail, bringing vivid contrast and definition to the bird motif. The combination of ruby and green creates a classic traditional colour palette against the warm gold-toned setting.

A single round white stone drop hangs beneath each parrot, adding brightness and gentle movement to the design. Fine detailing around the beak, eye, feet, branch and sweeping tail enhances the sculptural quality while maintaining an elegant silhouette.

Distinctive yet easy to style, this parrot Bugadi beautifully combines nature-inspired artistry with traditional jewellery aesthetics and is an attractive choice for festive, ethnic and heritage looks.

Key Features

• Parrot-Inspired Bugadi: Distinctive bird-shaped design with a graceful traditional character.
• Ruby-Toned Centre Stones: Rich red stones highlight the head and body of the parrot.
• Emerald-Green Accents: Multiple green stones decorate the wings and elongated tail.
• Antique Gold-Toned Finish: Enhances the jewellery’s warm, heritage-inspired appearance.
• White Stone Drop: A sparkling round white stone hangs beneath each motif for added elegance.
• Elongated Tail Design: The sweeping parrot tail creates a striking and recognizable silhouette.
• Fine Sculptural Details: Delicate beak, feet and branch elements add depth to the design.
• Traditional Colour Combination: Ruby red and emerald green beautifully complement the gold tone.
• Festive Styling: Ideal for traditional functions, weddings, festivals and ethnic ensembles.