Buy Hathphool Online for Brides

A hathphool connects a ring to a bracelet across the back of the hand, adding a layer of detail that shows up beautifully in mehendi photos and wedding-day close-ups. Vasundhara’s Hathphool collection is handcrafted with kundan, semi-precious stones and rhodium-plated metal, designed to sit comfortably across the hand through long ceremonies.

What Are the Different Types of Hathphool?

Kundan Hathphool

Dense stonework connecting the ring and bracelet, our most traditional bridal style.

Single-Chain Hathphool

A slim, single chain design connecting one ring to the bracelet, for a more understated look.

Multi-Chain Hathphool

Several chains spreading across the back of the hand from the bracelet to multiple rings, ideal for the main wedding ceremony.

Pearl Hathphool

Softer pearl detailing along the chains, suited to mehendi ceremonies and daytime functions.

Adjustable Hathphool

Designed with adjustable rings and bracelet closures to fit comfortably across a range of hand sizes.

How Do You Style Hathphool?

Wear a multi-chain or kundan hathphool for the wedding ceremony, and a single-chain or pearl design for mehendi, where you’ll want your hands as visible as possible for the henna design underneath. Pair your hathphool with our Kundan Rings collection if you’re wearing additional rings alongside it.

Why Shop Hathphool at Vasundhara?

Every hathphool here is handcrafted and rhodium-plated to photograph well under both daylight and event lighting. Explore our Nath collection to complete your bridal look, or browse the full Bridal Jewelry Accessories range.

Hathphool Bestsellers Price List

Product Name Price
1. Vaishnavi Hathphool ₹3,700.00
2. Harsha Hathphool ₹3,400.00
3. Aarti Hathphool ₹3,850.00

FAQ

What is a hathphool?

A hathphool, sometimes called a hand harness, is a piece of bridal jewellery that connects a ring (or rings) to a bracelet with chains running across the back of the hand.

Is a hathphool worn on one hand or both?

Traditionally a hathphool is worn on one hand, most commonly the right, though some brides choose to wear a simpler design on both hands for symmetry.

Can a hathphool be worn for mehendi as well as the wedding day?

Yes, our single-chain and pearl hathphool designs are popular for mehendi ceremonies since they showcase the henna design without covering too much of the hand.

Are hathphool designs adjustable to fit different hand sizes?

Yes, our adjustable hathphool designs feature resizable rings and bracelet closures to fit comfortably across a range of hand sizes.

What should I wear with a hathphool?

Keep other rings minimal if your hathphool already includes ring attachments, and pair it with matching bangles or a bracelet in the same stone finish for a coordinated look.