Silver Hathphool (Hand Harness)
925 haath phool — ring and bracelet in one.
A hathphool (haath phool, literally 'hand flower') is a hand harness — a bracelet linked by fine chains to one or more finger rings and worn across the back of the hand. This collection features anokhi's 925 sterling silver hathphool: a minimal two-chain everyday version, an oxidised bridal design with ghungroo bells, and pearl-and-CZ styles for mehendi and sangeet. Each has an adjustable finger ring so no sizing is needed, a lobster-clasp bracelet with an extender, and is genuine sterling silver — BIS hallmarked, anti-tarnish finished, and sold singly for the left or right hand.
About silver hathphool (hand harness)
What is a hathphool?
A hathphool or haath phool is a hand ornament that joins a bracelet to one or more finger rings with fine chains running over the back of the hand. It is worn at mehendi, haldi and sangeet, and increasingly as a minimal everyday piece. It is also called a hand harness or ring bracelet.
Do I need my ring size for a hathphool?
No. The finger ring on every anokhi hathphool is an open adjustable band that flexes to fit, and the bracelet has an extender chain. That is why it works so well as a gift.
Is it sold as a pair?
Each listing is a single hathphool for one hand — most people wear just one. Choose left or right at checkout; add two to cart if you want a pair.
Is silver hathphool real 925?
Yes — genuine 925 sterling silver, BIS hallmarked, with the silver weight stated. The oxidised bridal design is the same sterling silver with a darkened antique surface finish, not a cheaper metal.