Bangles are traditional, circular ornaments worn primarily around the wrists, often associated with South Asian cultures. Typically made from materials such as gold, silver, glass, lac, plastic, or wood, bangles can be simple and elegant or elaborately decorated with stones, beads, enamel, or intricate carvings. They are worn by women for both daily adornment and special occasions like weddings, festivals, and religious ceremonies. In many cultures, bangles symbolize prosperity, marital status, and feminine grace. Their rhythmic clinking sound is also considered auspicious and adds a subtle musical charm to a woman’s movement.
