Shahi Gul-e-Daudi Buttons — 22K Gold Plated Ivory & Royal Blue Enamel

A full bloom, petal upon petal, in ivory and royal blue.

Gul-e-Daudi is the Urdu name for the chrysanthemum — the many-layered flower that crowned the gardens of Mughal and Awadhi palaces each winter. Shahi means royal.

The Shahi Gul-e-Daudi set is cast in solid brass and plated in 22K gold. On a smooth ivory face, an outer ring of royal blue enamel petals opens behind two layers of sculpted ivory petals, with textured gold leaves peeking between them. A glossy lapis-blue bead sits at the centre. Every petal is raised and outlined in gold, so the flower looks carved.

Ivory and royal blue glow against dark fabric — made for navy, midnight and black bandhgalas and sherwanis, and equally elegant on ivory and gold. Pair with a champagne or gold pocket square.

• Material: Solid brass
• Finish: 22K gold plated with hand-filled enamel
• Motif: Layered ivory chrysanthemum with royal blue outer petals, lapis-blue bead centre
• Sizes: 22mm (big) & 18mm (small)
• Full Set: 13 pcs — 7 × 22mm + 6 × 18mm
• Packaging: Arrives in the signature Albetro black presentation box with ivory velvet insert — ready to gift

Care: Store in the box when not in use. Remove buttons before dry-cleaning, and keep away from perfume and moisture to protect the gold plating and enamel shine.