In the present times, too there is a constant struggle to maintain the traditional values.

In the present times, too there is a constant struggle to maintain the traditional values. Modern Indian women are working and doing more than ever before. But that does not mean that traditional values are dead and gone from our society. The tradition of wearing gold bangles still exists in India and across many other cultures as well. With so much change happening around us it is important for women to remember their roots and keep their traditions alive by wearing gold bangles with pride!

The traditional wear of Saree or Salwar-kameez is often accompanied by simple or ornate bangles.

Bangles are a part of traditional Indian attire and come in different types and styles. They are worn with saree and salwar kameez. Some of the common bangles that you can find at any jewelry store include:

• Simple bangle, made up of either silver or gold, which is appropriate for everyday wear.
• Colorful bangle, usually made up of glass or plastic stones that can be quite colorful because they come in various shades of blue, pink etc. These bangles are very delicate but add a lot to your look when worn with an ethnic outfit like sari or salwar-kameez
• Studded bangle – comes with diamonds studded along them (called as diamond studded)

Bangles are an important part of bridal trousseau, especially in the Indian subcontinent.

Bangles are an important part of bridal trousseau, especially in the Indian subcontinent. The bride will wear a set of matching bangles along with the rest of her bridal jewellery. These bangles are usually made from pure gold or silver and studded with stones that could be diamonds or any other gemstone.

The participation of women in social and economic activities has not diminished their love for gold bangles.

The participation of women in social and economic activities has not diminished their love for gold bangles. They have always been part of the workforce and are now more independent than before, which has resulted in them being more involved in economic activities. On the other hand, they are also becoming more involved in social activities such as weddings, festivals or religious events that require them to wear gold bangles on a regular basis.

They are part of formal as well as casual attire.

Bangles are part of the formal as well as casual attire of Indian woman. A traditional Indian bride wears bangles on her wedding day and it is considered to be auspicious if they get broken while dancing, which means that they will have a successful married life. The bride also wears bangles during other religious occasions like Diwali or Karva Chauth that mark the beginning of each year or lunar month respectively.

Bangles are worn by women at all ages in India and thus, it can be said that they are an indispensable part of every Indian woman’s life, who loves gold and values its significance in her home décor too!

Not just women – little girls too wear gold bangles.

• The tradition of wearing gold bangles starts at a young age.
• Gold bangles are passed down from generation to generation.
• Wearing gold bangles is a symbol of family and tradition.
• Gold is considered auspicious, as it attracts positive energy, wealth and happiness in your life! It also keeps evil spirits away, which is why some people wear “lucky” items like gemstones or bracelets on their wrists (and not just in India).
• You can give gold bangles to your children as gifts for special occasions such as birthdays or Diwali!

In all religious functions, weddings and festivals women love to wear a set of matching bangles along with the rest of their jewellery.

In all religious functions, weddings and festivals women love to wear a set of matching bangles along with the rest of their jewellery. The festival season is not complete without buying a pair of beautiful Bollywood style gold bangles for yourself. Gold bangles have been in vogue since time immemorial. It is said that in ancient India, women used to wear many layers of coins around their wrists as a fashion statement.

Later on, when the use of coins became more restricted, people started using bangles made out of various metals like silver and brass which were considered more valuable than gold but not as much as diamonds or pearls which were considered precious stones at that time.

Gold bangles are also commonly given as gifts during special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries and festivals.

Another reason why gold bangles are so popular is that they are also commonly given as gifts during special occasions such as birthdays, anniversaries and festivals.

In the Indian culture, gold bangles are considered a symbol of love and affection. From weddings to birthdays, anniversaries or festivals – these beautiful pieces have become an integral part of the Indian woman’s wardrobe and culture. The popularity of these bracelets has grown over time due to their beauty and artistry which can be seen in various designs like mehndi (henna) patterns or intricate floral patterns commonly called zardosi work or filigree work.

While men have adopted western ways for everyday use, women still prefer gold bangles for daily routine whether working or at home.

While men have adopted western ways for everyday use, women still prefer gold bangles for daily routine whether working or at home. Though they may wear other accessories as well but this accessory is what defines them as a woman.

Men on the other hand, prefer to wear wrist watches for timekeeping and metal bracelets or leather bands to accessorize formal or casual outfits.

The popularity of gold bangles among women cannot be denied as it adds style to their outfits and also symbolizes luck and prosperity. Also, women believe that wearing these bangles will bring them all the happiness in life!

Since times immemorial gold bangles have always been with the Indian woman in her joys and sorrows; like the spirit of her heart, she would always find them by her side.

Since times immemorial gold bangles have always been with the Indian woman in her joys and sorrows; like the spirit of her heart, she would always find them by her side.

In recent times, women have started working but still love wearing gold bangles. Gold bangles are an integral part of Indian traditions and a symbol of love, tradition, joy and sorrow.

Gold bangles have become synonymous with Indian women over time because they are a reflection of her joys, sorrows and traditional values

Gold bangles have become synonymous with Indian women over time because they are a reflection of her joys, sorrows and traditional values. Gold bangles have been an inseparable part of Indian culture since ancient times. They are used in formal and informal occasions. They are part of the jewellery sets worn by women on special occasions such as weddings and religious functions. Gold bangles are also gifted to young girls during their marriage ceremonies or birthdays so that they can wear them from a young age.

Gold bangles are worn by women for all occasions including festivals like Diwali, Holi or just casual outings like shopping trips or lunch dates with friends or family members at restaurants etc.,