Bangle ornament

Bangle ornaments are circular jewelry pieces worn around the wrist, traditionally popular in South Asia and many other cultures. They are often made of gold, silver, glass, wood, lac, plastic, or other metals and may be plain or heavily decorated.

Here are some key points:

Types of Bangle Ornaments
• Metal Bangles – Gold, silver, platinum, copper, or brass.
• Glass Bangles – Colorful, fragile, and often worn in large numbers.
• Lac Bangles – Made from lacquer, often bright and decorated with stones or mirrors.
• Plastic or Acrylic Bangles – Lightweight, modern, and available in many styles.
• Diamond / Stone-studded Bangles – Embellished with diamonds, rubies, emeralds, or semi-precious stones.
• Wooden Bangles – Carved or painted, popular for a traditional look.

Cultural Significance
• India & Nepal: Worn as a symbol of marriage, prosperity, and beauty. Brides often wear red, green, or gold bangles.
• Pakistan & Bangladesh: Glass and metal bangles are an essential part of bridal wear.
• Middle East & Africa: Often worn as gold bracelets for status and beauty.
• Modern Fashion: Mixed with Western styles for casual or formal wear.

Common Designs
• Plain bands – Simple elegance.
• Engraved patterns – Floral, geometric, or cultural motifs.
• Kundan or Meenakari work – Traditional Indian stone-setting and enamel designs.
• Chooda – A set of red and white bangles traditionally worn by Punjabi brides.

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