Bangles have been a part of Asian culture for centuries

The bangle has been a part of Asian culture for centuries. People have been wearing them as family heirlooms, as symbols of marriage, and to ward off the evil eye. Long before bangles were made from gold or silver or precious stones, they were worn by everyday people who had no idea what they would eventually become worth. Today, you can find bangles made out of all kinds of materials: ceramic and glass are popular choices as well; sometimes they’re even made out of recycled materials like plastic bottles!

But why do we wear them in the first place? There are several reasons why we love these accessories so much:

• They come in an endless variety of designs (and styles)
• They can be worn with just about anything
• They are available at most major retailers (or online)

Bangles can be worn with both traditional and western clothing

Bangles can be worn with both traditional and western clothing. When wearing bangles with traditional clothes, choose a patterned bangle that coordinates with your outfit. You can also wear them in your hair or around your wrist as chokers if you want to add some extra flare to your look!

When wearing bangles with western outfits, the rules are slightly different. If the fabric of your dress is thicker than silk, it’s best not to wear any bangles at all because they could get caught on anything else (which would be very embarrassing). If you’re wearing a light-weight dress made out of silk or satin fabric, then go ahead and wear as many bracelets as possible! A single accessory is always better than none at all—and no one will know what time period we came from just by looking at us anyway!

When worn on the left hand, bangles are believed to indicate marital status within the Indian culture

In the Indian culture, bangles are worn on the left hand and it’s believed that they indicate marital status. If you wear a bangle on your right hand, it means that you are single—a fact which is known to everyone because of how much attention we pay to the shape of our jewelry. Some people even make assumptions about whether or not someone is married based solely on the fact that they have bangles on their left wrist! However, if you do not have a bangle on your left wrist then there are many other ways in which someone can tell if you are married or not:

First off, many people will assume that if there aren’t any visible scars from where a ring used to be then it must mean that person is unmarried but this isn’t always true because sometimes rings can get worn away over time or removed for reasons such as allergic reactions (especially when it comes to gold) so unless someone knows exactly what kind of metal was used in making their ring then this assumption may lead them astray! Additionally some women choose not wear rings because they don’t want something heavy weighing down their fingers while others fear losing them if they were ever stolen; either way these women often resort instead towards wearing bracelets instead since these tend not fall off easily without much effort required besides simple twisting motion which could easily happen by accident during daily activities such as washing dishes or brushing teeth!

Bangles are still a big part of the Asian wedding tradition

Bangles are still a big part of the Asian wedding tradition. In the Indian subcontinent, brides wear bangles on their hands and arms for their weddings. The bangles may be made out of gold, silver, plastic or glass – whatever material you’re able to afford! The groom also wears a wristband during the ceremony that’s similar to those worn by his bride-to-be (though much less expensive).

This is a very special day for both parties involved and often signifies when they become husband and wife. If you’re interested in incorporating this tradition into your own wedding day attire but don’t know where to start, we’ve got some tips!

Bangles are an important piece of history.

The history of bangles is a long one and goes back thousands of years. In some Asian cultures, bangles have been worn by men and women for centuries.

Bangles are not just something that only women wear, though; both men and children have been known to wear them as well!