WOMEN'S WORTH THE BANGLES
UNIQUE STYLE JEWELRY
Different regions of India boast of jewellery making styles unique to them -in Orissa and Andhra Pradesh fine filigree work in silver, in Jaipur the art of enamelling or meenakari, temple jewellery from Nagercoil and kundan or the setting of semi-precious or precious stones in gold from Delhi. A wide variety of silver beads are found all over India, especially in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh.In filigree work, patterns of leaves, flowers, butterflies, birds and geometrical shapes are made with silver wires of varying thickness. The skilled jewellers draw out fine wires of silver mixed with a little bit of lead and make an outline of the pattern in thick wire. Fine wires are then collected inside the framework to create a delicate lace-like appearance in silver jewelry
Different regions of India boast of jewellery making styles unique to them -in Orissa and Andhra Pradesh fine filigree work in silver, in Jaipur the art of enamelling or meenakari, temple jewellery from Nagercoil and kundan or the setting of semi-precious or precious stones in gold from Delhi. A wide variety of silver beads are found all over India, especially in Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh.In filigree work, patterns of leaves, flowers, butterflies, birds and geometrical shapes are made with silver wires of varying thickness. The skilled jewellers draw out fine wires of silver mixed with a little bit of lead and make an outline of the pattern in thick wire. Fine wires are then collected inside the framework to create a delicate lace-like appearance in silver jewelry
Meenakari and kundan are the styles of jewellery making influenced by the Mughals and are usually used in combination to make jewellery that can be worn on both sides such as chokers and necklaces. The temple jewellery of Nagercoil consists of traditional gold ornaments studded with red and green semi-precious stones. These were used as offerings to the Gods and hence the name. Today, some of these designs are being made in silver and then washed with gold.In Assam, soft 24 carat gold is fashioned into earrings and necklaces modelled on the local flora and fauna-earrings like the hona, which replicate the orchid and the lokaparo, which consists of two birds placed back to back.In Nagaland, gold is used to craft imitations of the human head and long funnel shaped beads which are used in combination with shells, animal claws and teeth and precious and semi-precious stones.
The designs in solid gold jewellery of Tamil Nadu and Kerala are inspired by nature. The paisley motif or the ambi, rice grains, the cobra's hood, melon and cucumber seeds are some of the common motifs.Silversmiths of Himachal Pradesh craft large ornaments, which have a very delicate and intricate appearance. Headdresses called chak, long earrings and large nose-rings with papal leaf or bird motifs are the specialties of the region. In Ladakh, silver charm boxes and headdresses called perak with rows of turquoise, cornelian, coral 
and agate stitched onto it are quite common.
and agate stitched onto it are quite common.IRON BANGLES
Iron bangles, the decorative ornaments of women, have over the centuries acquired a socio-cultural-religious significance. Through the ages, Iron Bangles has been glorified and made it the epitome of feminine grace. The iron bangle has transformed from a mere decoration to a symbol of marriage. In Bengal, the iron bangle commonly termed 'loha' is worn by woman.Styles:Iron bangles lend an inexplicable charm and dignity. They are as varied as the womanfolk itself in their appeal and beauty. The Iron bangle business has not come down, it is only the trend and fashions that have changed. These days there is a wide range of designs available that are crafted with unique designs. These days the Iron Bangles are skilfully encased in gold.
Iron bangles, the decorative ornaments of women, have over the centuries acquired a socio-cultural-religious significance. Through the ages, Iron Bangles has been glorified and made it the epitome of feminine grace. The iron bangle has transformed from a mere decoration to a symbol of marriage. In Bengal, the iron bangle commonly termed 'loha' is worn by woman.Styles:Iron bangles lend an inexplicable charm and dignity. They are as varied as the womanfolk itself in their appeal and beauty. The Iron bangle business has not come down, it is only the trend and fashions that have changed. These days there is a wide range of designs available that are crafted with unique designs. These days the Iron Bangles are skilfully encased in gold.
WOOD BANGLES 
Among the various products that Pavel Mazáč's wholesale wooden beads offer are wholesale wooden bangles. Over the years, we have become professionals in making of them. Wood bangles and bangle bracelets that we offer are in many colours and shapes. See our wooden beads and wood bangles color and shape sampler (PDF) for information in details.
Our wood bangle bracelets or necklaces can be made just according to your needs and wants, in your company colours or in your favourite colours and in any shape and colour you require. Just take a look at our wood beads sampler. You can be sure that aparts from types listed there we can satisfy all of your more or less specific needs.
Our wood bangle bracelets or necklaces can be made just according to your needs and wants, in your company colours or in your favourite colours and in any shape and colour you require. Just take a look at our wood beads sampler. You can be sure that aparts from types listed there we can satisfy all of your more or less specific needs.
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