Bangles



Bangles are traditional ornaments mostly used in South Asia. It has become an inseparable part of Indian culture. Many years have passed yet the craze for bangles has not reduced. For married women bangles hold a special significance. They symbolize good fortune and prosperity. As years passed on, bangles have become trendier to suit more contemporary look, but they are still as prominent as they were millennia ago. Bangles come in various designs but circular glass or metal bangles are preferred as traditional design.



dialectics  behind Wearing Bangles




For human beings wrist is considered to be the portion of constant activation. For any medical reason you consider, wrist is the first place for examining the pulse of the patient. Wearing bangles at the wrist increases the blood circulation level by means of constant friction. Traditional bangles are usually circlet  which has no ends to pass the energy outside the body. Thus the electricity passing out of the outer skin is again contained back to the person’s body. Moreover, the rhythm generated by the glass bangles keeps negative energy aside. 

hue of Bangles





Color
Embody
Red
Energy
Blue
Wisdom
Purple
Independence
Green
Luck
Yellow
Happiness
Orange
Success
White
New beginnings
Black
Mean Power
Silver
Strength
Gold
Fortune



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