Bangles

Gold Bangles  The term Bangle is begun from the Hindi word 'Bungri' which signifies "Glass" The principal revelation of bangles is ascribed to the Mohenjo-Daro settlements. This verifiably critical thing is one of the most seasoned types of gems found. Prior bangles were made of earthenware which is a discharged dirt, stones, shells, copper, glass and other comparative materials. Bangles are among the customary decorations worn for the most part by South Asian ladies in India, Nepal, Pakistan and Bangladesh. It is likewise called Bangadi in Maharashtra, Chudi/Choodi in North India, Kangan in Hindi, Kada or Kara in Punjabi, Gajina Bale in Karnataka, Valayal in Tamilnadu, Chura in Nepal, Vala in Malyalam, and so forth,. The Bangle plans are typically roundabout fit as a fiddle and with easy to unpredictable outlines. They are studded with jewels, different valuable and semi-valuable diamonds and pearls and are made of gold. Most ladies wear bangles as a co