In Punjab, red and white ivory bangles known as chooda are a part of the bridal ensemble, worn for months after marriage. Even during baby showers or godh bharai, women are gifted bangles as a ...

Chooda ceremony is a Punjabi ritual but the same can vary in names for different cultures around the country. Recommended Read: Significance of Bridal Jewellery for Indian Women The next day after the ...

Colourful bangles Bangles look beautiful on the delicate wrists of Indian women, especially the young ... reserved for special days only. The bridal chooda is made of green glass bangles in ...

But this structured bracelet doesn't always have to be of the dainty sterling silver design ... jewellery in Cleopatra. The iconic Cartier Love bracelet has been coveted by both men and women ...

Single pleated saris, bright red 'alta', and a pair of fine bangles - these are synonymous to 'Bangaliana'. In the bygone era, ladies of Bengal ... only in forms and designs.

Making colourful bangles from crushed liquor bottles is one such unique venture. Some women say the bangles symbolise their courage From the ‘land of massacres’ to the ‘land of ideas ...

Raveena Tandon attended a mass wedding event, where she gifted her bangles to a newlywed couple, earning praise on social media. Raveena Tandon was recently seen attending a mass wedding event ...