An Epoxy setting kada is a type of bracelet or bangle that uses epoxy resin to secure gemstones, crystals, or decorative elements in place. Epoxy is a durable and clear adhesive, often used in jewelry-making to create intricate, smooth designs. The use of epoxy allows for the embedding of various stones or decorations into the metal framework of the kada, creating a seamless and polished finish.
Epoxy setting kadas can feature a wide range of designs, from traditional to modern, often incorporating vibrant colors and materials like Cubic Zirconia (CZ), pearls, or enamel. The epoxy not only secures the stones but also enhances their brilliance by providing a glossy, protective coating.
These kadas are popular for their durability and versatility, offering a contemporary twist on traditional jewelry, often at a more affordable price due to the use of epoxy instead of traditional prong or bezel settings.